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Temporary Guardianship for Disabled Adults in Illinois: A Critical Legal Tool for Urgent Situations

When a loved one becomes unable to manage their personal care or finances due to disability, the legal system offers a structured path to provide help. But what happens when you need immediate authority—especially during a crisis, or when the disabled adult (called the “respondent”) objects to guardianship? That’s where Temporary Guardianship for Disabled Adults […]

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The Role of Standby Guardians in Illinois: Planning Ahead for Adults with Disabilities

As our loved ones age or face medical challenges, questions about future care and legal decision-making become more important. In Illinois, the law offers a powerful planning tool known as standby guardianship, which allows families to prepare for a time when an adult may no longer be able to manage their own personal or financial

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Navigating Probate for Out-of-State Decedents with Illinois Property

When a loved one passes away, the administration of their estate can be complex—especially if they resided in one state but owned property in another. This situation often triggers what’s known as ancillary probate, a secondary legal process to administer the out-of-state property. For example, if someone died while residing in Florida but owned real

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