Month: March 2022

Illinois Law – Property Defects – What You Should Know

On Behalf of Storm & Piscopo, P.C. | Mar 16, 2022 | real estate law

Buying a home is an exciting and risky process. A large amount of money is at stake for both parties and the buyer relies on the seller to be forthright. Thus, if a new homeowner discovers a defect in a home after closing the sale, it can be difficult to know how to...

Illinois courts can invalidate wills made under undue influence

On Behalf of Storm & Piscopo, P.C. | Mar 11, 2022 | estate planning and administration

When someone creates or modifies a will to leave their wealth to a beneficiary whom family or friends find suspicious, an interested person may file a petition contesting the will in Illinois state court within six months after the will was admitted for probate after...

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Illinois Law – Property Defects – What You Should Know

Illinois courts can invalidate wills made under undue influence

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