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Illinois Appellate Court Interprets “Claims” Broadly and Adheres to Two-Year Statute of Limitations
Christine D. BushnellThomas H. Wilson
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Tags: Statute of Limitations

Analyzes Illinois appellate court ruling affirming two-year statute of limitations on claims against an estate, with the mandatory time for filing a claim continuing to run even if no formal probate estate is opened within the two years.

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Social Media Is Not an Estate Planning Tool
Tags: Advanced DIrectives, DNR, Do Not Resuscitate, Healthcare Power of Attorney, Living Will, Mental Health Treatment Preference

Describes 4 basic legal tools for ensuring your health care wishes are carried out. Points out that doing so on social media is not one of them.

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To Have a Will or Not to Have a Will: What are the Implications?
Tags: Estate Administrator, Executor, Intestate, Wills

Analyzes the differences in dying with and without a will, including the actions of estate Executors versus Administrators

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