In IL, can title to real property be transferred outside of probate if the value is over $100k & titled in decedent's name only?

You are correct that probate is the proper procedure, but in the right circumstances there is little risk in having a title company insure the...

My mother died intestate. She had $60,000 condo. I did a bond in lieu of probate with title company.

It seems to me that everything is in order. When you proceed to refinance or sell, the title company issuing your policy will have to cover the...

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My grandparents left a home for there children (5) all have passed except one, my dad is one of the deceased heirs,

As is often the case, the failure of the heirs to have this addressed when it should've been is likely to create complications now. Exactly who's...

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Is it legal to do real estate transaction this way in Illinois?

It seems to me that this would be a scheme to act like a real estate agent without being licensed or skiing to take advantage of an unknowing...

That presents an interesting question and there may be an argument along the lines you suggest. I would ask, first, however, whether it would be a...

Work Comp Case out of Chicago , Illinois: Does anyone think I need to get different help?

If possible, I would encourage you to meet again with your attorney for two reasons. First, it is often difficult to have a new attorney take over...

Disabled sibling, recently divorced with no children, or parents passed. Was still living in ex-spouse (& paying his mortgage w/

You should see an attorney while you can preserve the status quo. Do not delay as it will only become more costly and doubtful as you let time pass.

Disabled sibling, recently divorced with no children, or parents passed. Was still living in ex-spouse (& paying his mortgage w/

You should see an attorney while you can preserve the status quo. Do not delay as it will only become more costly and doubtful as you let time pass.

Do I need a attorney

Concerning medical malpractice, you would need to have an attorney evaluate the damages element and seek an opinion regarding negligence in...

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As a first step, certainly go back to your attorney to discuss options within the case. Be certain that your attorney is giving your case the...