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An Illinois power of attorney for health care lets you name a person, your agent, to make medical decisions for
Illinois Power of Attorney for Health Care: How the Statutory Form Works Read More »
A power of attorney lets you choose who will handle your money, property, and medical decisions if you cannot. In
Missouri Power of Attorney: How Durable Financial and Health Care POAs Work Read More »
Coordinate beneficiary designations, account ownership, wills, and trusts. Learn what to gather for an Illinois or Missouri estate-planning consultation.
Beneficiaries and Asset Ownership in Your Estate Plan Read More »
Explore financial and health care powers of attorney, choosing agents, and preparing for an estate-planning conversation in Illinois or Missouri.
Powers of Attorney and Health Care Planning in Illinois & Missouri Read More »
Understand revocable living trusts, funding, probate limits, and the questions to ask before choosing a trust-based estate plan with Hunsinger Law Group.
Living Trusts and Trust Funding in Illinois & Missouri Read More »
Learn how wills, guardian nominations, and family decisions fit together in an Illinois or Missouri estate plan. Prepare for an HLG planning session.
Wills, Guardians, and Family Decisions in Illinois & Missouri Read More »
Did you know that in Illinois, a surviving spouse holds certain rights to a deceased spouse’s estate, which can supersede
Understanding Spousal Elective Share Read More »
If you are creating an estate plan or administering a loved one’s estate, you may encounter the term “residuary estate.”
Demystifying the “Residuary Estate” Read More »
In Illinois, the Practitioner Orders for Life-Sustaining Treatment (POLST) is a crucial document that outlines an individual’s preferences for medical
Understanding “Practitioner Orders for Life-Sustaining Treatment” (POLST) in Illinois Read More »
In estate planning, the relationship between a Marital Settlement Agreement (MSA) and a will can create unexpected complications, particularly in
Marital Settlement Agreements and Wills in Illinois Read More »
Yes, the person you name as your executor can decline the role. Being named as an executor is an honor,
Can an Executor Decline? Read More »
So, you’ve been entrusted as an executor of an estate. It’s an honor, but it’s also a significant responsibility that
The Role of an Executor: Understanding the Commitment Read More »
