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Common mistakes made during the estate planning process
Creating a comprehensive estate plan is essential for protecting one’s assets long term. However, overlooking important steps and making blunders may derail even the most carefully created plans. Here are a couple of common mistakes made during the estate planning...
Parents can stay connected with children by virtual visitation
Being a parent is not easy under the best of circumstances. When Illinois parents decide to divorce, the job takes on new dimensions. Staying connected to the children is just one of the hurdles they need to account for when working out a child custody agreement. For...
Parallel parenting could prevent a child custody battle
Like couples in other parts of the country, many here in Illinois cannot simply turn off their feelings for each other once a judge signs the divorce decree legally ending their marriage. Even so, if they are parents, they need to find a way forward for the sake of...
The benefits of establishing paternity for unmarried couples
The birth of a child is often a joyous experience for Illinois parents. They may spend time talking about the future and imagining the life their child will lead upon reaching adulthood. They think about making memories together and worry about their child’s safety....
Things to consider when creating an estate plan
Providing for family members is a priority for many Illinois residents. They work hard, save when they can and plan for retirement. Another way to provide for loved ones is to create an estate plan, which serves two primary purposes -- to leave an inheritance for...
Relocating with the children is not automatic
When an Illinois couple’s divorce is finalized, it will contain orders regarding custody if they have children. Both parties are required to comply with the order, which means neither party can simply make changes the custody arrangements on his or her own. For this...
Your ex got theirs in the divorce, but your will could offer more
You’re finally nearing the end of your divorce, and it’s been a long and troubled road. You just want to leave behind the stress and get back to your life. But there could be one crucial step you’re forgetting. Finances are one of the most common reasons for a...
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