How to Avoid Money Mistakes in Marriage was the focus of a recent episode of the Money Girl podcast featuring family law attorney Cari Rincker. As part of host Laura Adams’ wedding series, Cari joined the show to discuss
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Rincker Law PLLC is a law firm that publishes blogs focusing on legal issues relevant to families and individuals in Central Illinois, including areas such as guardianship, family law, estate planning, probate, and real estate. Their content often addresses practical legal guidance for situations like emergency temporary guardianship, adult guardianship, and grandparent rights, reflecting concerns common in their regional community. The firm also highlights its team members and their professional achievements, emphasizing their roles in supporting clients through complex legal matters. Rincker Law PLLC's publications serve to inform and assist clients and the broader community on navigating legal processes related to family and estate matters.
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The Illinois Farmer’s Annual Legal Checklist: What to Review Each Season
By Dimple Dang
The Illinois Farmer’s Annual Legal Checklist: What to Review Each Season can help farm owners address legal and business issues before they become expensive problems. Farming rarely leaves much time for paperwork, but contracts, leases, insurance policies, employment records, succession…
What Happens to an LLC When Its Owner Dies in Illinois?
By Dimple Dang
What Happens to an LLC When Its Owner Dies in Illinois? The answer depends on whether the company has one owner or several, what the operating agreement says, and how the owner planned for the transfer. An Illinois LLC does…
Can You Use an Illinois Small Estate Affidavit Instead of Probate?
By Dimple Dang
Can You Use an Illinois Small Estate Affidavit Instead of Probate? In many cases, yes. Illinois law allows certain estates to transfer personal property through a small estate affidavit without opening a formal probate proceeding. However, the estate must meet…
Does My Child With Disabilities Need a Guardian at Age 18 in Illinois?
By Dimple Dang
Does My Child With Disabilities Need a Guardian at Age 18 in Illinois? The answer depends on your child’s ability to understand, make, and communicate responsible decisions, not simply on a diagnosis. When a child turns 18, Illinois generally treats…
Rural Attorney Shortages and Legal Deserts: How States Are Expanding Access to Justice
By Dimple Dang
Rural Attorney Shortages and Legal Deserts: How States Are Expanding Access to Justice examines a growing challenge facing rural America. Many rural communities do not have enough attorneys to meet the legal needs of residents, farmers, families, and local businesses.…
Agricultural Law Updates for 2026: What Farmers and Agribusinesses Should Know
By Dimple Dang
Agricultural Law Updates for 2026: What Farmers and Agribusinesses Should Know examines several federal and Illinois developments that may affect farmers, ranchers, agricultural landowners, food businesses, and other members of the agricultural industry.
Rincker Law attorneys Sam Ellis and Cari…
Summer Travel With Children After Divorce: What Illinois Parents Should Know
By Dimple Dang
Summer Travel With Children After Divorce: What Illinois Parents Should Know is an important topic for separated and divorced parents planning vacations with their children. A family trip can create lasting memories. It can also lead to conflict when parents…
Summer Agritourism Legal Risks: What Farm Owners Should Know
By Dimple Dang
Summer Agritourism Legal Risks: What Farm Owners Should Know is an increasingly important topic for farms that welcome the public. U-pick fields, farm tours, livestock encounters, educational workshops, farm dinners, and seasonal activities can create new sources of revenue. They…
Closing the Estate Planning Gender Gap
The Hidden Gender Gap in Estate Planning and How Women Can Close It
Estate planning isn’t just about documents—it’s about protecting yourself, your family, and your future. But research shows that women are significantly less likely than men to have
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