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Guardianship
Legal guardianship is one of several legal options available to family members concerned about someone's potential mental incompetence. If effective disability plans have not been implemented, a concerned party can petition the probate court to appoint a guardian to manage the affairs of a parent, spouse, or other family member. If Alzheimer's disease or another form of mental illness has led to the inability of a loved one to handle their personal or financial affairs, call Illinois guardianship lawyer Carol A. Nolan.

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Phone: (630) 668-6600

Address: 620 W Roosevelt Rd Ste C1, Wheaton, IL 60187

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Carol Nolan Law

Guardianship
Legal guardianship is one of several legal options available to family members concerned about someone's potential mental incompetence. If effective disability plans have not been implemented, a concerned party can petition the probate court to appoint a guardian to manage the affairs of a parent, spouse, or other family member. If Alzheimer's disease or another form of mental illness has led to the inability of a loved one to handle their personal or financial affairs, call Illinois guardianship lawyer Carol A. Nolan.

Misdemeanors
(c)Â Any person who requires or prevents execution of a health care agency as a condition of insuring or providing any type of health care services to the patient shall be civilly liable and guilty of a Class A misdemeanor.
Manslaughter
(b)Â A person who falsifies or forges a health care agency, enters information in an electronic system under the persona of the principal, or wilfully conceals or withholds personal knowledge of an amendment or revocation of a health care agency with the intent to cause a withholding or withdrawal of life-sustaining or death-delaying procedures contrary to the intent of the principal and thereby, because of such act, directly causes life-sustaining or death-delaying procedures to be withheld or withdrawn and death to the patient to be hastened shall be subject to prosecution for involuntary manslaughter.

Real Estate Transactions
(a) Real estate transactions. The agent is authorized to: buy, sell, exchange, rent and lease real estate (which term includes, without limitation, real estate subject to a land trust and all beneficial interests in and powers of direction under any land trust); collect all rent, sale proceeds and earnings from real estate; convey, assign and accept title to real estate; grant easements, create conditions and release rights of homestead with respect to real estate; create land trusts and exercise all powers under land trusts; hold, possess, maintain, repair, improve, subdivide, manage, operate and insure real estate; pay, contest, protest and compromise real estate taxes and assessments; and, in general, exercise all powers with respect to real estate which the principal could if present and under no disability.
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Social Security Disability
Since 1996, Illinois elder law attorney Carol A. Nolan has been providing valuable legal advice for seniors and their families. As a skilled Wheaton estate attorney, Ms. Nolan is devoted to the rights and legal options of elderly and disabled people in DuPage County and Chicago's western suburbs. Her Lisle law office handles a wide range of financial, health care, and estate planning matters, including Medicaid applications and planning, disability planning, Social Security Disability Insurance (SSDI), guardianships, wills, trusts, and probate administration.
Medicaid Planning
To discuss your options for Medicaid planning and the availability of Medicaid benefits with an experienced lawyer, contact Ms. Nolan today.

Trusts and Estates

Estate Planning
Wills
Elder law attorney Carol A. Nolan provides friendly, personal service for seniors and family members in Chicago's western suburbs. Carol handles all aspects of Medicaid applications, disability plans, living wills, and other estate matters. She answers all of her calls personally and offers comprehensive legal planning services for clients who want to protect family assets.
Trusts
Power of Attorney
Excerpts from the Illinois Powers of Attorney for Health Care Law - Law Firm Carol A. Nolan, Attorney at Law Attorneys Wheaton, Illinois
Probate
Magna Cum Laude graduate of Northern Illinois University, Carol Nolan is the recipient of the 1992 Most Outstanding Woman Graduate award. Since 1996 Carol has worked exclusively in elder law issues. Ms. Nolan is a frequent speaker and author on legal matters affecting Illinois seniors. She has addressed the Illinois State Bar Association, the DuPage County Bar Association, the National Business Institute, and the DuPage Association of Women Lawyers. She wrote a chapter on probate law for the Elder Law volume of Illinois Jurisprudence.

Tax Law
Large estates — those worth millions — may be subject to extensive taxation upon the death of its contributors. With effective tax planning, however, you can avoid many of the negative effects of estate taxes (also called the death tax) and preserve your assets for generations to come.

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