Frankfort, IL
Elder law Lawyer at Frankfort, IL
Practice Areas: Elder Law, Trusts ... +3 more
First off, I would STRONGLY suggest that you hire an attorney that understands probate and trust administration. The questions that you are asking...
You can draft your own Last Will But it may not be wise to do so. A practical example is when your car needs new brakes. You might be able to fix...
I have never read that any state has approved an email serving as a Will. The challenge is that a Will needs to be signed and witnessed. With...
Ms. Goldstein's answer is very well stated. I'm assuming that mom is no longer in the picture and that you and dad do not see "eye to eye." If...
As the other attorneys suggest, the bank is likely not correct. However, this assumes that the Power of Attorney document that you tendered to the...
Your mother may have had all of the rights to the Bears seats. And, if she gave them (or sold them) to your brother, you would have no right to...
If your mother-in-law is qualified for Medicaid that means that she will have no more than $2,000.00 in assets and, as you have stated, she can...
Well, you could look to "IICLE" books on estate planning. They may have these at the Washington Library downtown. Or type in the terms that you...
Well, I suppose the answer is creditors of the decedent, taxing authorities and heirs of the decedent. That is a general answer for a rather...
Assuming that the amount you stand to inherit is relatively significant, I would strongly suggest that you consult with a personal attorney...