Probate delays can create frustration and uncertainty for families. You may wonder whether a power of attorney can help avoid those delays in Illinois. Understanding its limits helps you make informed planning decisions. What a power of attorney actually does A power...
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Can a guardian be paid for their services in Illinois?
Serving as a guardian involves managing personal, medical, and financial matters for another person. These responsibilities often require ongoing attention, careful decision-making, and regular communication with courts and care providers. Illinois law recognizes that...
What your estate plan needs if your child relies on SSI
If your child relies on Supplemental Security Income (SSI), you need to build your estate plan differently. A simple will or direct inheritance could accidentally cut off the benefits your child depends on. Here’s what your plan must include to protect their support...
Honor a special relationship with a Totten trust
One estate plan add-on that many Chicago residents find useful is a Totten trust. While that name may sound unfamiliar, these so-called “trusts” are actually just payable-on-death checking accounts. So, what’s the use for a Totten trust in your estate plan? Read on to...
