Who is Tammy?
Tammy D. Repaso, Esq. is a skilled and empathetic attorney with over 20 years of legal experience. She specializes in helping individuals and their families protect their assets, plan for the aging process, and navigate the complexities of estate planning. She prides herself on providing high quality, client-centered legal representation.
Having witnessed first-hand the struggles of individuals and families who have not planned properly for their senior years, Tammy particularly dedicates herself to helping clients understand the full range of options available to them. She wants every client to feel empowered to make smart, educated decisions that will give them peace of mind in their senior years and achieve their end-of-life objectives. These goals may include planning for personal care during in the event of incapacity, formalizing the final disposition of an estate, or protecting assets from costs associated with aging.
Passionate about helping others, Tammy is a proud two-time recipient of Missouri Attorney General’s Military Legal Assistance Team Pro Bono Service Award. In her spare time, she volunteers within her community, enjoys traveling but especially appreciates spending time with her husband and four sons, and two dogs.
From the AEGIS Blog, Podcast, and News
Tammy Repaso Joins AEGIS Law’s Estate Planning and Elder Law Practice
We are pleased to announce that Tammy Repaso has joined AEGIS law to expand her law practice and ours. Tammy has joined our growing St. Louis, Missouri practice. Tammy is a skilled and empathetic attorney with over 20 [...]
What Does the SECURE Act Mean to You?
by Tammy Repaso, JD (trepaso@aegislaw.com) In late December, while most of us were distracted, the president signed the Setting Every Community Up for Retirement Enhancement Act. The SECURE Act was intended to remedy the disappointing [...]
Retirement Rules Changing in 2020
by Tammy Repaso, JD (trepaso@aegislaw.com) People who are saving for retirement—a group that we hope includes all of our clients at AEGIS Law—are having an interesting early 2020. Changes to the law and to IRS [...]
What Estate Law Protections Can You Put In Place For Children, If They Are Reckless With Money?
by Steve Spewak, JD (sspewak@aegislaw.com) When you've worked hard to leave a financial legacy for your children, it's hard to imagine your heirs squandering that legacy after you pass away. But situations like this routinely [...]