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The holidays are a time for gratitude, good food, family traditions—and, occasionally, conversations everyone at the table tries very hard to avoid. If you’ve ever attempted to discuss anything more serious than the stuffing recipe during Thanksgiving dinner, you already know how delicate the moment can be. Yet the season also presents one of t...

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Naperville families invest heavily in the lifestyle that makes the Western Suburbs so appealing—outdoor recreation, travel, lake houses, cabins, boats, and vacation memberships. These assets enrich life today, but they also create unique planning issues that deserve careful attention. A well-crafted estate plan ensures that recreational propert...

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Why Naperville Estate Planning Attorneys Recommend a Pour-Over Will

Many families rely on a revocable living trust to avoid probate and maintain privacy. But in real life, assets are purchased, accounts are opened, and paperwork is sometimes missed. A pour-over will functions as the essential saf...

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Blended Families and Estate Planning: How to Prevent Accidental Disinheritance

As more adults experience divorce later in life and enter into second marriages, blended families have become increasingly common. Along with that trend comes a significant—but often overlooked—estate planning concern:...

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Estate Planning in Illinois: Why It Matters for Every Family

If you think estate planning is only for elderly people or families with vast wealth, think again. In Illinois, when someone dies without an estate plan, the Illinois Probate Act determines what happens to their property. In other words...

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