01-16-2001
Don't leave your children's future up to "CHANCE". You really do need a will to INSURE that your wishes about your assets are protected and carried out exactly. Your husband might be partially true about your home and bank accounts if they are in joint tenancy, but it is far too risky to just HOPE that everything will turn out all right without any effort on your part.
Don't automatically that an Illinois attorney will see this message and respond, as that might not happen. You really do need to contact a probate/estate attorney in your local area to have a will drawn up--the fee will probably range anywhere from $200-$500, but it is money well spent if you really care about taking charge of your children's future.
If you happen to belong to one of those PREPAID LEGAL plans, the will might even be done for you at no charge, depending on how that is mentioned in the legal plan rules section.
The very fact that you are concerned if one or both of you died is proof that a written document needs to be established to take care of any situation that might occur in the future, not the very least to be considered also is what will happen to the business.
After your wills have been drawn up and signed, you can have financial peace of mind.
SINCERELY,
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