This article is the first in a series of nine articles explaining the Eight Goals of a Good Estate Plan. The next eight articles in this series will each examine one of the Eight Goals of a Good Estate Plan in detail and explain the tools we use to accomplish that goal.
In this article, we identify the required parties in Will and Trust disputes that are required in order to proceed to a final decision. We also answer the following questions: What is a “Necessary” or “Indispensable” Party?, Who are the Necessary Parties In Will Disputes Versus Trust Disputes?, and What if a Necessary Party is Underaged?
In this article, we answer the following questions: When should a fiduciary for an Illinois trust resign?, What reasons would the fiduciary of an Illinois trust have to resign?, What legal hurdles might prevent a fiduciary from resigning?, Is a “retired” fiduciary still liable?, and How can an Illinois fiduciary protect herself from continued liability?
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In cases in which probate is required, the executor of the estate or the next of kin cannot take the actions necessary to administer the estate without the authority granted by the probate court. Probate is a complicated process that requires executors to prepare forms, meet deadlines, keep records, generate reports, submit filings to the court, and serve notices to creditors, heirs and local newspapers.
Choosing a trustee is, perhaps, the most difficult decision you must make when completing an estate plan. Do you choose a family member or friend to be trustee? Why would you want a professional trustee? What should I look for in a trustee? What are the advantages of choosing a professional trustee?
In this article, we will answer the question “what is a breach of contract?” and explain when a breach of contract occurs according to Illinois contract law. We will explain when a contract is valid in Illinois and answer the question “can I be held liable for breach of an oral contract?” Finally, we will explain the definition of an “anticipatory breach of contract” as well as a “material breach of contract.”
Make a consultation reservation online using our online scheduling tool.
Make a consultation reservation online using our online scheduling tool.
Our team of friendly professionals are standing by to take your call now at (630)324-6666.
Our team of friendly professionals are standing by to take your call now at (563) 503-6910.
In cases in which probate is required, the executor of the estate or the next of kin cannot take the actions necessary to administer the estate without the authority granted by the probate court. Probate is a complicated process that requires executors to prepare forms, meet deadlines, keep records, generate reports, submit filings to the court, and serve notices to creditors, heirs and local newspapers.
Choosing a trustee is, perhaps, the most difficult decision you must make when completing an estate plan. Do you choose a family member or friend to be trustee? Why would you want a professional trustee? What should I look for in a trustee? What are the advantages of choosing a professional trustee?
In this article, we will answer the question “what is a breach of contract?” and explain when a breach of contract occurs according to Illinois contract law. We will explain when a contract is valid in Illinois and answer the question “can I be held liable for breach of an oral contract?” Finally, we will explain the definition of an “anticipatory breach of contract” as well as a “material breach of contract.”
In cases in which probate is required, the executor of the estate or the next of kin cannot take the actions necessary to administer the estate without the authority granted by the probate court. Probate is a complicated process that requires executors to prepare forms, meet deadlines, keep records, generate reports, submit filings to the court, and serve notices to creditors, heirs and local newspapers.
Choosing a trustee is, perhaps, the most difficult decision you must make when completing an estate plan. Do you choose a family member or friend to be trustee? Why would you want a professional trustee? What should I look for in a trustee? What are the advantages of choosing a professional trustee?
In this article, we will answer the question “what is a breach of contract?” and explain when a breach of contract occurs according to Illinois contract law. We will explain when a contract is valid in Illinois and answer the question “can I be held liable for breach of an oral contract?” Finally, we will explain the definition of an “anticipatory breach of contract” as well as a “material breach of contract.”
Make a consultation reservation online using our online scheduling tool.
Our team of friendly professionals are standing by to take your call now at (630)324-6666.
Our team of friendly professionals are standing by to take your call now at (563) 503-6910.
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