Illinois HB 4462: Proposed Changes to Power of Attorney Acceptance Requirements addresses a practical problem that can arise when an agent attempts to use a valid power of attorney for property, but a bank, financial institution, title company, or other
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The Rincker Law Blog, published by Rincker Law PLLC, focuses on legal issues affecting families and individuals in Central Illinois, particularly in areas such as guardianship, family law, estate planning, and probate. It covers topics like emergency temporary guardianship for minors, adult guardianship considerations during caregiver burnout, and grandparents' rights regarding visitation and guardianship. The blog also highlights the roles and contributions of legal professionals within the firm, emphasizing practical guidance on navigating Illinois law related to family dynamics, caregiving challenges, and legal protections for vulnerable populations.
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7 Farm Succession Planning Mistakes That Can Tear a Family Apart
By Dimple Dang
7 Farm Succession Planning Mistakes That Can Tear a Family Apart addresses a problem many farm families quietly postpone. Parents, farming children, and off-farm siblings may each hold different expectations about what will happen. When those expectations are never discussed…
When an Aging Parent Can No Longer Make Decisions: 7 Signs It May Be Time to Consider Guardianship in Illinois
By Dimple Dang
When an Aging Parent Can No Longer Make Decisions: 7 Signs It May Be Time to Consider Guardianship in Illinois is a difficult topic for many families. No one wants to take away a parent’s independence, and occasional forgetfulness does…
Back-to-School Parenting Disputes: How to Resolve School, Activity, and Schedule Conflicts Early
By Dimple Dang
Back-to-School Parenting Disputes: How to Resolve School, Activity, and Schedule Conflicts Early is an important topic for separated and divorced parents as summer winds down. By late July, many Illinois families are already thinking about school registration, supplies, transportation, extracurricular…
Before Harvest Begins: Family Farm Succession Planning Conversations to Have Now
By Dimple Dang
Before Harvest Begins: Family Farm Succession Planning Conversations to Have Now is a timely reminder for farm families in late July. Once harvest season begins, there may be little time for difficult conversations about ownership, management, retirement, family expectations, or…
Ask Sam and Kendal: What Is the Current Status of FinCEN’s Residential Real Estate Reporting Rule?
By Dimple Dang
In this installment of Ask Sam and Kendal, Rincker Law, PLLC associate attorneys Sam Ellis and Kendal A. Schoepfer explain the current status of FinCEN’s Residential Real Estate Reporting Rule and why its continuing legal uncertainty matters to farmers, landowners,…
Ask Sam and Kendal: Could Transferring a Farm to an LLC or Trust Trigger FinCEN Reporting?
By Dimple Dang
In this installment of Ask Sam and Kendal, Rincker Law, PLLC associate attorneys Sam Ellis and Kendal A. Schoepfer explain why transferring a farm to an LLC or trust became an important legal question after the federal government’s Residential Real…
How to Avoid Money Mistakes in Marriage: Cari Rincker Joins the Money Girl Podcast
By Dimple Dang
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…
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…