Many Illinois residents worry about becoming incapacitated or not being able to act independently when it comes to financial or health care matters. This is one of many reasons a lot of people grant a power of attorney. It is definitely something to consider,...
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Month: July 2019
Wedding bells soon to ring? Don’t forget estate planning talks
When an Illinois couple makes plans to marry, there may not seem to be enough hours in the day to get everything done before the big event. Where will the wedding take place? Who will be invited? How much money will they spend and where will they live after they are...
Understand the will requirements in Illinois
Adults often think they have everything in order for life's necessary tasks. One thing that you might not be prepared for is what will happen to your estate when you pass away. Even though you might want to put this out of your mind, you need to get an estate plan...
Heirs and beneficiaries: Complex issues in Nipsey Hussle case
Rap music star/entrepreneur Nipsey Hussle was gunned down in front of his own clothing store some time ago. In the wake of his sudden, tragic death, complicated issues regarding heirs and beneficiaries have arisen that will undoubtedly have a significant impact on the...
Heirs and beneficiaries: Avoid stress over a decedent’s home
When a loved one dies, his or her Illinois home might wind up being sold. It may also be left as an inheritance to certain heirs and beneficiaries as designated in a last will and testament. However, if a person dies without having executed a will, what happens to the...
Will your family need to pay an estate tax on their inheritance?
One of the most common reasons for creating an estate plan is the desire to leave a legacy that protects the people we love. Some of the most critical parts of an estate plan include naming a guardian for your minor children and creating legal guides that can help...
Problems with wills and trusts can be challenging to resolve
Illinois families do not always get along. This is especially true in cases where wills and trusts are contested. Even people who once enjoyed close, loving relationships may resort to nasty name-calling and accusations when it comes to fighting over a loved one's...


