Fans of Chris Cornell in Illinois and across the world mourned the former rocker's sudden, unexpected death in 2018. The cause of death was listed as a suicide. While numerous types of drugs were found in his blood according to toxicology test results, the musician...
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Basic issues and info regarding probate litigation
When an Illinois resident dies, his or her property may be transferred through a court process. Probate litigation can take a long time, which is why many people prepare estate plans to help their loved one avoid it. Most people who want to avoid probate specifically...
Estate planning: It’s never too soon to start
Many Illinois readers who see this post are among hundreds, if not thousands of others, who have been hesitant to think about a topic that is applicable to everyone. Dying is an inevitable part of every life journey. Because many people do not like to think about...
Does a single adult need an estate plan?
Single adults who don't have children might think they can skip out on the estate planning process. These individuals may not realize how far-reaching the impacts can be if they don't take the time to create an estate plan. One of the most important things to remember...
Heirs and beneficiaries: State laws affect inheritance
If someone in Illinois dies after signing a last will and testament, someone else, such as the decedent's spouse or other immediate family member may stand to inherit a portion or all of his or her estate. State laws vary regarding heirs and beneficiaries. That is why...
Probate litigation ahead for Tom Petty’s loved ones
Many Illinois residents are adult children of parents who have divorced and remarried. Stepparent/child relationships can be complicated, and in cases of a biological parent's death, problems may arise that lead to probate litigation. Such is the case regarding former...
Planning your estate when you have an addicted child
As a parent, you will feel unconditional love for your child and will want to protect them at all costs. Sadly, we cannot always be there for our children, and they will need to deal with life's obstacles without the emotional support of their parents.This can be...


