Illinois Elder Law Legal Guides (4 found)

Written by Ben Neiburger
During the rare occasions that I am not working and I am out with friends, they frequently ask when during dying process should they call an elder law attorney. The answer to this depends on where in the process a loved one is: before a healthcare crisis occurs, during the crisis, or after death.
3 of 4 users found this helpful. Posted in Elder Law 8 months ago. Jurisdiction: Illinois

Written by Paul A. Smolinski
Many families work their entire lifetime to build a "nest egg." In the unfortunate event that Mom or Dad develop dementia or have a stroke - their life savings can be gone in a few years leaving the other in poor financial condition. The time to start your research and planning is NOW!
Posted in Elder Law 8 months ago. Jurisdiction: Illinois

Written by Ben Neiburger
As I talk to healthcare professionals and clients about some of the elder-law related problems they face, one of the problems that we frequently discuss is the situation where people do not have advanced directives in place when they become disabled, sick, or injured.
Posted in Elder Law 8 months ago. Jurisdiction: Illinois

Written by Ben Neiburger
There are many ways to protect your home from long term care, this guide describes several of them.
1 of 1 users found this helpful. Posted in Elder Law 8 months ago. Jurisdiction: Illinois