Landlord Tenant / Eviction

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Landlord Tenant / Eviction

It takes a tough landlord and tenant attorney to handle property disputes in the Chicagoland area. The lawyer you choose to represent you in your Landlord and Tenant dispute should have a comprehensive grasp of the rent laws in Illinois and Chicagoland municipalities. The outcome of your case may determine whether or not you have an affordable house to live in or office space to work in. That’s why you need an experienced landlord-tenant lawyer to protect your rights.

Our attorneys represent Landlords and Tenants in both residential and commercial Landlord-Tenant matters related (but not limited) to:

If you are an Illinois Landlord or Tenant who has questions about a Landlord/Tenant issue, we are glad to answer them honestly and accurately during your no charge, no obligation initial consultation.

We accomplish these goals using common Landlord / Tenant Matters tools such as:

Living Trust

This is your "legal box". It holds your assets and contains instructions regarding the management and distribution of your assets upon your disability or upon your death.

Certification of Trust

This is your "legal box". It holds your assets and contains instructions regarding the management and distribution of your assets upon your disability or upon your death.

Assignment of Personal Property

This is your "legal box". It holds your assets and contains instructions regarding the management and distribution of your assets upon your disability or upon your death.

Pour Over Will

This is a will that pours over assets into your trust that have not been titled in the name of your trust during your lifetime (a "catch all" for loose ends). It also revokes any old wills you may have executed in the past and designates your wishes for a final resting place.

Power of Attorney for Property

This document appoints the individuals you choose to handle your non-trust assets and financial affairs on your behalf, should you become unable to do so yourself.

Living Will

This is the "right to die" document. It states that if you are terminally ill, your health care agent may terminate artificial life support or death delaying procedures.

Living Will

This is the "right to die" document. It states that if you are terminally ill, your health care agent may terminate artificial life support or death delaying procedures.

HIPPA Release and Authorization

HIPAA release document allows healthcare providers to release health information and/or medical records to your health care representative.

Asset Transfers

Our office will handle the transfer of your assets into the name of the trust. This includes creating and recording new Deed for your property and moving bank / investment accounts.

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