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Power of Attorney
Act
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Text) Estate
Planning
in illinois
(Primer) In addition to estate
planning for the disposition of property, it is also
important to plan ahead for cases of incapacity or
disability. This planning includes the creation of agents to
carry on financial and health care decisions of a planner
(in this case, known as the principal) when the principal
cannot do so for whatever reason. The Power of Attorney for
Property Power of attorney for property sample. The Power of Attorney for
Health Care Power of attorney for health care sample (coming soon). Services
Provided For
Both Buyers and Sellers Fees Generally, powers
of attorney are included in our full estate planning will and trust drafting services. However,
in the event that only a power of attorney is necessary, We are happy
to prepare these documents and consult with regard to them for a fee of
$175 per power or $225 for both. The first step to the estate
planning process is to give us a call. To get this process
started, please feel free to contact
Richard Magnone at
773-399-1122 or fax your contract to 773-399-1144. We handle
estate planning throughout Lake, Cook, and DuPage County,
Illinois.
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information is generally accurate, it cannot be guaranteed.
The nature of Legislation is that laws change quickly, and
visitors should always insure that legal information is
accurate before relying on it. The above information applies
the law of the State of Illinois. The law in your
jurisdiction may be different. This information is
necessarily brief and may or may not apply to your
situation. In all cases, PLEASE, consult a lawyer
before acting.
Chicago, Illinois 60631
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