When someone dies without a Will it is called dying intestate. When you die without a Will, the property that you own, subject to probate and depending on how you hold title to the property, will pass to your heirs according to the intestacy statutes[...]
The short answer is: yes, you should have a Will. While a Will is not legally required, it is the smart, cost effective choice. A Will is simply a legal document where a person, called a testator, documents their wishes for disposing of property, and[...]
When Illinois enacted the Revised Uniform Fiduciary Access to Digital Assets Act, it joined a growing number of states that are trying to address a fiduciary’s access to digital accounts and assets. When an individual dies or is disabled or incapacitated, family members are often[...]