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Principled Advocacy For Families And Individuals With Disabilities And The Professionals Who Serve Them
If you have a loved one who has a disability, you likely recognize the potential for financial hardship. After all, your relative or friend may have difficulty providing for his or her basic needs. While needs-based government assistance, such as Supplemental Security...
Legal Guardianship When you first look into taking care of someone with a disability in your life, it may be confusing to know what exactly a guardian does. Learning more about what kinds of capabilities you may have as a legal caretaker can help you make the best...
As you prepare to handle matters of your Illinois estate, you may have many questions. How do you make an estate plan? How does a will fit into an estate plan? Who runs your estate after you pass? Today, we will take a look at the person you will leave in charge of...
There are many reasons to have a living trust in Illinois. One of the primary reasons is the entity can help your loved ones avoid the costly process of probate upon your death. Not everyone may want a living trust, but here are a few reasons to consider creating...
You know you need a will. You may have even spent quite a bit of time thinking about how you want to divide your assets among your family members. Until you make one, though, Illinois intestate succession laws dictate who receives your assets after your death. To...
If you have a special needs child or relative, you may wonder how to provide for them after you pass away or are otherwise unable to provide care. Some people create a special needs trust, overseen by a trustee who dispenses payments for care, food and housing needs....
Some families have children or relatives that, because of disabilities, require a guardian to handle their care and other needs. However, some people may fear a guardian would have too much power and could abuse it. In reality, state guardianships do not have...
People may make any number of critical mistakes while creating a trust. One of these mistakes is failing to fund the trust. While you might successfully set up a trust, if you do not fund the trust, you will end up with nothing more than an empty vessel that cannot...
As the parent of a special needs child, you may be more familiar with certain types of government programs and forms of assistance than other parents. You may, too, understand that your special needs child must undergo means testing before receiving certain types of...
To ensure that you pass on an inheritance without unnecessary problems, you should be aware of possible mistakes that could derail your plans for your children or anyone you wish to inherit from you. Sometimes even something as simple as whom you name as a beneficiary...
