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Can a person who has been given Power of Attorney keep family members and/or friends from visiting the patient?

August 4, 2015

Social Workers and nurses continue to reach out to us and ask us about important issues they face with their patients and family members thereof. …

Contesting Wills

July 22, 2015

There are many times when people learn that a loved one has passed, and then discover that the Will they left behind wasn’t exactly what they…

Dealing with the loss of a loved one is difficult, at best. Now, you are trying to handle the passing of their assets and know that your mother or father had a Will; however, it’s nowhere to be found.

Be Prepared

July 20, 2015

"Be prepared" is a statement that we hear often. In all aspects, of life it's important that we be prepared for what is going to happen. There…

Facts About A Last Will and Testament

July 18, 2015

A Last Will and Testament is a legal declaration in which a person names one or more persons to manage his or her estate. In the Last Will and…

Why Hire A Probate Attorney

June 5, 2015

Why hire a Probate Attorney when you are dealing with an estate? Well, there is a really good reason for that. When someone you know passes away,…

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Durable Powers of Attorney - Part III

May 20, 2015

The durable power of attorney can be an effective and efficient alternative to the guardianship process. However, it simply is not a foolproof…

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Durable Powers of Attorney - Part II

May 12, 2015

A durable power of attorney is only an effective alternative to guardianship if a third party will recognize the document. It is important…

Agent and Broker included in $100 Million Discrimination Suit and Department of Justice Action

May 6, 2015

In January 2010, Chicago native and comedian George Willborn and his wife made a $1.7 million offer on the 5-bedroom home, which the Sellers…

Fiduciary Duty

May 1, 2015

Fiduciary Duty: Trustees and personal representatives of an estate are fiduciaries and have certain duties and obligations that must be met. If they breach their duty as a fiduciary, they may be removed from their role and may be personally liable for any losses that they have caused.