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It is not unusual for families to drift apart. Life happens, differences grow, contact fades and sometimes relationships do not heal in time. When someone passes away and their will excludes an estranged child, it can raise deep questions. If you have found yourself...
When a loved one passes away, families often come together to grieve, remember and support each other. But amid the sorrow, a legal process begins: the court-supervised distribution of a deceased person’s estate. While most expect this to be a smooth, respectful...
If you have a minor child, it's crucial to choose a guardian for them - someone who will take care of them if you become incapacitated or die before your child becomes an adult. Naming a guardian can give you peace of mind. But who should you choose? The following are...
People with family members generally want to leave a meaningful legacy when they die. They don't want that legacy to be one of conflict and dissatisfaction. Unfortunately, that is exactly what might happen in cases where people have blended families and do not...
As you start thinking about putting your estate plan in place, maybe you realize that you’ve already given your adult children more than most parents can. Consequently, they may be doing very well financially. If you’re like many Illinoisans in this position, you may...
Your estate plan is a way for you to decide what you want to happen with your assets, among many other things—such as making medical decisions. But you still need someone to carry that plan out on your behalf and make sure that it’s actually followed. This person is...
