When someone has power of attonery will they have something in writing

A power of attorney is in writing. Generally, a statutory form is used in Illinois. It is not necessary that the agent you appoint sign the form....

What is the best way to have a Power Of Attorney form validated if my agent is in another state?

A statutory form can be prepared in Illinois. It is not necessary that the agent you appoint sign the form. You need to sign it in Illinois...

Realestate Cancellation agreement

Consider both your listing and the proposed agreement more carefully. Generally, the six-month provisions after expiration make an exception if...

Can I be forced to file a claim on a family member's homeowner's policy for a personal injury?

Consider all the answers above, but if the amount is workable, have you suggested covering the cost yourself?

What can a condo assoc. do to collect back assessments.

It is worth your expense to use an attorney. The fees and costs incurred by the association should be added to the unit owner's balance. If...

If a client dies before a case is settled, do the heirs get less money because the client has died

It is difficult to comment from the limited information available. If you already have an attorney involved, I suggest scheduling an appointment...

I'm unemployed and need to file for bankruptcy

While I can assist you with this matter, the scope of this space does not afford an opportunity to assess the situation and advise you. I...

Illinois estate law

While inheritance laws would provide 1/2 to the spouse and 1/2 to the children, possibly subject to a spouse's award, the issue is whether any...

Can a surviving spouse change a deed with just a death certificate if they are not on the deed and are excluded from the will

If all the facts are correctly understood, no, the spouse should not have the authority to change title. The spouse does have rights that may...

Your situation absolutely warrants the use of a qualified attorney if you do not have one or if your attorney is not adequately addressing the...