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Estate Planning Isn’t Just About Death: What Happens If You Become Incapacitated?
Who would make healthcare decisions, manage your finances or handle your property if you couldn't do it yourself? Learn why incapacity planning is an important part of an Illinois estate plan.
Mario Correa
5 days ago6 min read


Estate Planning for Blended Families in Illinois: 6 Questions Every Remarried Couple Should Answer
Second marriages can make estate planning more complicated. Here are six important questions Illinois blended families should answer about spouses, children, property, trusts and inheritance.
Mario Correa
Sep 86 min read


You Signed Your Estate Plan. But Is It Actually Finished? 7 Things Illinois Families Forget to Do
Signing your estate planning documents doesn't necessarily mean the work is finished. Here are seven things Illinois families should review to make sure their estate plan still works as intended.
Mario Correa
Sep 16 min read


Does Your Trust Actually Own Your Business? The Overlooked Gap in Illinois Estate Plans
Creating a trust isn't enough if your business was never transferred into it. Learn how this commonly overlooked estate planning gap can send an LLC or closely held corporation into probate—and two ways business owners can correct it.
Mario Correa
Aug 183 min read


Why Do Estate Planning At All?
Why should you create an estate plan? Learn how estate planning helps protect your loved ones, simplify the administration of your estate, prepare for incapacity, and provide peace of mind for your family.
Mario Correa
Jul 212 min read


What Happens to Your Business If You Die Without a Succession Plan?
Learn why business succession planning is a critical part of estate planning. Discover how trusts, powers of attorney, and buy-sell agreements help protect your business and your family.
Mario Correa
Jul 143 min read


Estate Planning for Blended Families: Protecting the People You Love
Blended families face unique estate planning challenges. Learn how wills, trusts, beneficiary designations, and thoughtful planning can help protect your spouse, children, and stepchildren while preserving your family's legacy.
Mario Correa
Jul 73 min read
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