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Memorial Day Weekend is a time to celebrate. The three-day weekend gives many of us the opportunity to get away for a mini-vacation (or perhaps extend a longer one), reconnect with friends and family we haven't seen in a while, and enjoy the excitement of a new summer season at the Lake. Through all the fun, though, it is important that we set aside a few moments to honor the true origins and purpose of this bittersweet holiday. The True Message Of Memorial Day Weekend Every year, hundreds (sometimes thousands) of American soldiers lose their lives in the line of duty. These brave men and women sacrifice everything so that the rest of us may continue to live in a safe, free country. Their families also pay a great sacrifice, as they lose the ones they love and the chance to celebrate holidays (or spend time on any other occasion) with their beloveds. Amidst all the festivities, we must not forget to pay tribute to the families who paid (and continue to pay) the ultimate sa...

Ideally, outstanding legal representation is only part of the equation when you work with a law firm at the Lake of the Ozarks . You'll want to find a team of experienced and knowledgeable legal professionals that you can trust to keep your best interests at heart, but you also want to find a team that will provide you with outstanding customer service along the way. In honor of National Customer Service Week, the Law Offices of Phillips, McElyea, Carpenter, & Welch, P.C. are here to share with you a few factors that set our customer service apart. Timeliness The legal world is governed by strict deadlines; a delayed signature, document, or other response could cause a setback that is impossible to overcome. If a deadline is missed altogether, it could have harsher repercussions . In order to help you achieve the best possible outcome for your legal situation, our Lake of the Ozarks attorneys promise to act in an efficient and timely manner. Frequent Communication...

With 4th Of July Weekend is almost here, the team at the Law Offices of Phillips, McElyea, Carpenter, & Welch, P.C. urges you to pause and reflect for a few moments. Though there will always be trials and struggles, we live in a truly great country and we are honored to provide quality legal services to our local community here at the Lake of the Ozarks. Keep reading to learn more about what makes America great, and why we consider ourselves blessed to be a part of it. What Makes America Great? There are several things that set our country apart from other nations around the globe. Here are a few of the things we believe help to make our country truly great. Anyone Can Be Anything What is your dream career? Do you fantasize about being a famous actor? A successful doctor? An astronaut? No matter what wild career you want, you can chase your dreams and turn them into reality when you live in America. You have the freedom to pursue the education and the career of your ch...

Family traditions are some of the best parts about holiday celebrations. Every family has their own way of celebrating the holidays, but there are some traditions that are observed all across the United States. If you are looking for new traditions to make your own or simply a fun way to shake things up, the Law Offices of Phillips, McElyea, Carpenter, & Welch, P.C. is here to help you plan a wonderful holiday celebration. Which one of  these family traditions  will you adopt? 1. Christmas Tree Shopping If you prefer a real Christmas tree over an artificial one, why not make the process of searching for the perfect tree a family event? Kick off your day with hot chocolate or apple cider and bring the whole family along to find your dream Christmas tree. Some Christmas tree farms offer other attractions that your little ones are sure to enjoy, such as sleigh rides or hayrides. 2. The Gift Of Giving There is a certain warmth and joy that comes from giving to othe...

How do you celebrate Thanksgiving? If you're like most Americans, you and your family probably gather around the dinner table and enjoy a feast of turkey, green bean casserole, cornbread stuffing, yams, cranberry sauce, and countless other delicious dishes - but have you ever wondered how people celebrate Thanksgiving in other cultures? Many of us think of Thanksgiving as a holiday that is only celebrated in America, but the truth is that many other countries and cultures have some sort of custom designed to celebrate the harvest and give thanks for another plentiful year. In honor of Thanksgiving, the team at the Law Offices of Phillips, McElyea, Carpenter, & Welch, P.C. is here to explore with you some of these different traditions from around the world. Ancient Rome Some people are surprised to learn that ancient Rome was actually the birthplace of many modern Thanksgiving traditions. Just like today's American Thanksgiving, the ancient Roman celebration incl...