Young, Single, and in Illinois? You Still Need an Estate Plan
Illinois millennials need estate planning, too. Learn how Illinois powers of attorney, trusts, beneficiary designations, and pet trusts protect your future before life happens.
Protecting the Life You and Your Partner Have Built Together
Unmarried couples don’t have automatic legal rights to each other’s property, finances, or medical decisions. Learn how to protect your partner and the life you’ve built together with the right legal documents and proactive planning.
Turning 18? Don’t Skip These 3 Legal Must-Haves
As your child turns 18 and graduates high school, they become a legal adult—bringing new responsibilities and risks. Without the proper legal documents in place, you may be powerless in a medical or financial emergency. Learn the three essential estate planning documents every young adult needs: a medical power of attorney, a living will, and a durable financial power of attorney. These tools protect your child and empower you to help when it matters most.
10 Guardian Mistakes That Could Put Your Kids at Risk (And How to Do It Right)
Naming guardians in your will isn't enough to fully protect your children if something happens to you. Discover the 10 most common guardianship mistakes parents make and how a comprehensive Kids Protection Plan® can provide complete peace of mind.
The Surprising Connection Between Men’s Health and Estate Planning
Gentlemen! As you may know, June marked Men’s Health Month, a time dedicated to raising awareness about health issues predominantly affecting men and encouraging the early detection and treatment of disease among men and boys. Have you considered how your health and estate planning are connected? Find out how in this week’s blog!