While some Illinois divorces can be settled amicably, other can get messy with the parties battling in court. Both types of divorces can take an emotional toll, but a contentious divorce poses a particular risk to emotional health. There are things to do to preserve...
With the average life span of an American with certain disabilities getting longer, the amount of overall care they require could also be on the rise. Taking care of family members in need can be an essential part of estate planning, and setting up the appropriate...
The first step for people in Illinois who do not have an estate plan should be to identify their assets and gather all relevant financial documents. They should think about their goals as well. For example, they might want to consider how any minor children will be...
Illinois residents who don't have wills or trusts may want to start thinking about the estate planning process in the near future. Ideally, individuals will think about what they would like their plans to accomplish as well as who would carry out their wishes. If the...
