Creating a last will and testament puts you in control of your property after you die. When you don't create an estate plan prior to your passing, Illinois state law dictates what happens with your property. Intestate succession laws clearly outline who should receive...
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What you need to know about your property in an Illinois divorce
Divorce often means dramatic upheaval. You can basically say goodbye to the life and routine that you know, as everything from with whom you interact to where you live could soon change. One of the most difficult things about divorce is not knowing what property you...
Workers’ compensation: What to expect if you’re hurt at work
In Illinois, most workers who are hurt on the job have the option of seeking workers’ compensation. Workers’ compensation offers a variety of benefits to workers, not just a payment for their care. There are several benefits provided by workers’ compensation. These...
Illinois can get plenty of ice and snow in the winter: Stay safe from falls
Slip-and-fall accidents are particularly likely in the winter months in Illinois. It’s normal to see sleet, freezing rain, snow and ice form in ways that make it dangerous to walk, bike and drive. The fortunate thing is that it is easy to prevent falls, even if you do...
When should you update your estate plan?
Creating an estate plan can help to ensure that your final wishes are carried out in a timely manner after you die. However, it is important to review your will, trust or other plan documents regularly after they are created. This can help to ensure that they meet...