Estate Planning

What Happens to Your Illinois Property After Your Death?

What Happens to Your Illinois Property After Your Death?

When planning your estate for the future, your real estate is one of the most vital aspects to consider. Frequently, this involves deciding who will get your home and other property after your death.

However, the process of transferring ownership of a property after death may not be as simple as you would expect. In Illinois, there are several methods and catches to consider.

Dispelling Misconceptions about Medical Power of Attorney and End-of-Life Decisions

Dispelling Misconceptions about Medical Power of Attorney and End-of-Life Decisions

A medical power of attorney (POA) is a legal document that allows individuals to appoint someone to make medical treatment decisions on their behalf when they are unable to do so. Requirements for POAs vary from state to state, and there are many misconceptions about what a power of attorney can do for you.

4 Ways to Protect Your Kids if You Pass Away in Illinois

4 Ways to Protect Your Kids if You Pass Away in Illinois

As a parent, one of the most important things you can do for your children is to protect them. This means protecting them from short-term dangers, as well as making sure they’re taken care of in the future that may be after your passing.

In Illinois, there are several ways that wise parents can begin to ensure that their kids are taken care of in the event of their passing. In this blog, our team at Diamond Legal digs into four important ways that you can protect your kids if you pass away in Illinois.