When we purchase thing, we often do not think about what will happen to them after we pass. Most people who engage in estate planning look at it as a matter of leaving their possessions to their closest loved ones and doing as much as they can to ensure that creditors...
Month: September 2018
Family law: what is the right of first refusal?
When Illinois and Indiana couples have a child in common but don't live together, it can be difficult to hash out visitation that is fair under the circumstances at hand. It can also be challenging to ensure that both parents are kept up-to-date about everything...
Common questions about personal bankruptcies
There are a lot of questions that some people ask if they considering filing for bankruptcy. It is understandable since it is imperative that you have all the information possible when you are trying to make your decision.If you are drowning in bills and don't see a...
Facing child custody or visitation issues? Help is available
The marriage dissolution process is one that can be fraught with emotions. Property division can leave you feeling stressed out about your financial future, and so, too, can discussions regarding alimony. However, if you have children, then a significant amount of...
Personal bankruptcies amongst the elderly on the rise
Most of us think of our golden years, the years when we age into retirement, as a time of life that is defined by freedom from work, time constraints and financial obligations. The reality is far different, though. In fact, a recent study conducted by the Consumer...