Financial obligations can have a negative impact on an estate. Debts owed by the deceased individual can require payments using estate resources. Additionally, the personal representative administering the estate may also need to pay taxes. Many people with millions...
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Does being an executor give a child more authority?
When a parent names one child as executor, family tension often follows. You may wonder if being named executor by your parent gives you more authority than your siblings. Under Illinois law, the answer is more limited than most expect. Understanding these limits can...
Do you need to determine which beneficiary will receive your debt?
When drafting an estate plan, a major part of the process involves deciding which beneficiaries will receive specific assets. With family heirlooms and other items with sentimental value, this may mean assigning individual items. With bank accounts or other financial...


