About Associate Attorney Caroline E. Daiker

Caroline E. Daiker joined the Beck & Lenox Estate Planning and Elder Law firm as an Associate Attorney in August of 2019. She was inspired to practice elder law after the passing of her beloved grandfather, when she learned firsthand of the often overwhelming financial and legal implications the death of a loved one can cause for surviving family members. Caroline understands how overwhelming the legal intricacies of estate planning and elder law can be, and seeks to make each of her clients feel heard and understood.

Caroline attended Saint Louis University (SLU) School of Law. While attending SLU Law, Caroline took courses in Trusts and Estates and Estate Planning. Caroline received an Academic Excellence Award for receiving the highest grade of her peers in a course on Jury Instructions. She was also a member of the Women Law Students’ Association, and served as President during her final year of law school.

At Beck & Lenox, Caroline not only handles her own clients matters, but she also drafts estate planning documents, assists with document signing appointments, and ensures that clients are completely satisfied when they receive the final product of their estate plan.

In addition to her memberships with the Missouri Bar, the Illinois Bar, the Rotary Club of St. Charles, and the National Academy for Elder Law Attorneys, Caroline has recently gained accreditation with the Department of Veteran Affairs.

Caroline comes from a long line of attorneys.  Not only are her parents both attorneys, but her great grandfather, grandmother, two uncles and an aunt became attorneys as well.  Caroline credits her parents with supporting her interest in practicing law and being positive role models for fair and ethical behavior. She is the eldest of three sisters. In her spare time, Caroline enjoys taking yoga classes, traveling and spending time with her cats, Ralphie and Millie.