Estate Planning and Family Law Blog

This week, we've decided to highlight Dr. David Eifrig's Health and Wellness Bulletin Guide to Start End-of-Life Planning, where he provides a list of six key questions to ask yourself about how you want to spend your last days.

Choosing the right executor ensures that your estate is managed effectively, minimizing conflicts and providing peace of mind for your loved ones.

In honor of Divorce with Respect Week, observed from March 3 to 9, 2025, this week we are exploring seven strategies for Illinois' families to navigate the difficult process of divorce in a much healthier and constructive manner.

As the month of love begins to draw to a close, we decided to celebrate Valentine’s Day in the month of February the only way we know how. Over two weeks, we have focused on the love we show ourselves, our families, and our financial future through smart financial planning. In Part 2 of this series, we will be exploring the final seven financial strategies to secure your family’s financial future and set your family up for success.

As we celebrate Valentine's Day in the month of February, over two weeks we decided to to focus on the love we show ourselves, our families, and our financial future through smart financial planning. In Part I, we will be exploring seven financial strategies to consider to not only secure your family's future, but also to spread love and generosity to your community.

Life insurance is a critical financial planning tool for protecting your loved ones, but can feel overwhelming for most. In this week's blog article we explore how to gain the confidence and knowledge to choose the right plan and advisor that will align with your family's needs and financial goals.

Every year on February 1st, we observe National Unclaimed Property Day—a reminder of the staggering $70 billion in forgotten and abandoned assets. How can you ensure that your money doesn't end up in the coffers of your State Treasurer?

If you'd like to explore actionable strategies to navigate the financial aid process and FAFSA to significantly increase financial aid eligibility, check out this week's blog article.