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Getting Married? Do This after Saying “I Do”
Getting Married? Do This after Saying "I Do"June is the unofficial month of weddings, and while there are many “to-do’s” before you say “I do,” there are a lot of things you need to remember as soon as the marriage begins. Premarital Agreement Before we get into...
Don’t Head off to College Without These 3 Documents
Don’t Head Back-to-College Without These 3 DocumentsPreparing for College: Essential Legal Documents Graduation season is upon us and even though you still may be celebrating the final days of high school, it's never too early to start thinking about getting ready to...
Estate Plans in an Emergency
Estate Plans in an EmergencyWe can all agree that we are living through some very strange times during the Coronavirus pandemic. The unpredictable nature of each day is a great reminder that we are not always in control — but, we can be prepared. If you haven’t...
New Year, New Laws
New Year, New LawsWith the ringing in of every new year, there is always a new set of laws that go into effect. This year, two laws directly affect trustees and beneficiaries in the state of Illinois. The Illinois Trust Code (ITC) The Illinois Trust Code (ITC) has...
Joanna’s Podcast Debut
Joanna’s Podcast Debut: Insights on Mentorship, Entrepreneurship, and Women in LawIntroduction In this week’s Go Girl Leadership Project interview, we had the pleasure of speaking with Joanna, a family lawyer and partner at Campbell Long in the Chicagoland area....
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