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Robert A McNees & Associates

Guardianship
A person signing a Power of Attorney must be of sound mind and memory. Once a person becomes disabled or incapacitated, it is too late for them to appoint a power of attorney, and it becomes necessary to establish a guardianship through the court system. Guardianship proceedings can be financially and emotionally expensive for loved ones. By executing a power of attorney before you become incapacitated you can help your loved ones avoid a lot of headaches and unnecessary expense.

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Phone: (630) 665-8811

Address: 195 Hiawatha Dr, Carol Stream, IL 60188

Website: https://www.mcneesassociates.com/contact-us

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Robert A McNees & Associates

Guardianship
A person signing a Power of Attorney must be of sound mind and memory. Once a person becomes disabled or incapacitated, it is too late for them to appoint a power of attorney, and it becomes necessary to establish a guardianship through the court system. Guardianship proceedings can be financially and emotionally expensive for loved ones. By executing a power of attorney before you become incapacitated you can help your loved ones avoid a lot of headaches and unnecessary expense.

Business and Corporate Law

Corporate Law
For over three decades, our office has acted as general counsel to many small to medium-sized businesses, a number of which have successfully transitioned to the next generation. As your local corporate law experts, we can help implement plans and agreements addressing recurring issues for business owners, such as...
Business Disputes
McNees & Associatesâ€™ lawyers, with over 30 years of experience, have focused on our local businesses and individuals needs in Real Estate, Estate Planning, Probate, and Business Law.
Limited Liability Companies
We also represent both purchasers and sellers in connection with the purchase and sale of businesses, including franchisee businesses.

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Real Estate Litigation
Robert is a member of the Illinois State Bar Association, Chicago Bar Association and DuPage County Bar Association. Robert has served on several bar association committees, including the DuPage County Bar Association Corporation Law Committee and Real Estate Law Committee.

Trusts and Estates

Estate Planning
Estate planning is preparing for the future. Most people think of Wills when they think of estate planning, but it is so much more than that. Estate planning is about protecting yourself, your loved ones, and your legacy. If you have strong opinions about what should happen to you or your possessions if you are disabled or after you are gone (and most people do!), then you should have an estate plan in place.
Wills
Trusts
In some circumstances, a Trust may be a good option for your estate plan. Unlike a Will, a Trust is a legal document that becomes active during your lifetime and continues after your death. A Trust can be a useful tool to avoid expensive probate administration and can be used to protect your assets from estate taxation. There are many different types of Living Trusts. If a Trust is the right option for your estate plan, our attorneys will help determine which type of Trust will best protect your assets and your loved ones.
Power of Attorney
A comprehensive estate plan should also include Powers of Attorney. A Power of Attorney is a document that helps your loved ones manage your healthcare and financial decisions if you become incapacitated or disabled. No matter how much or how little you own, Powers of Attorney are a vital part of any estate plan. Our legal team will help you plan for who will take care of you and your possessions now and into the future.
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