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On Behalf of Kulinsky & Associates Ltd | Oct 26, 2026 | Estate Planning
Changes in tax law can affect how much of your wealth passes to your family. In 2026, Illinois families face an important difference between federal and state estate tax rules. The federal exemption has increased, but Illinois still uses a much lower threshold....
On Behalf of Kulinsky & Associates Ltd | Aug 28, 2026 | Property Division
When online accounts live behind passwords and private keys, you might wonder if your spouse is keeping financial secrets. You worry about losing your fair share of what you built together. Under Illinois law, virtual assets acquired during your marriage count as...
On Behalf of Kulinsky & Associates Ltd | Jun 29, 2026 | Military Divorce
When it comes to military divorce in Illinois, the rules around pensions and health coverage are often misunderstood. Whether you are a civilian spouse or an active service member, it is crucial to understand how pension division and TRICARE eligibility currently...
On Behalf of Kulinsky & Associates Ltd | May 4, 2026 | Probate
When a loved one passes away in Lake County, Illinois, you might expect smaller estates to move through a simpler process. Even so, many higher value estates still go through formal probate. This often happens when assets exceed the limits set under Illinois law or...
On Behalf of Kulinsky & Associates Ltd | Mar 2, 2026 | Estate Planning
Probate can feel overwhelming, especially while you are still grieving. Fortunately, Illinois' higher small estate affidavit limit may let some families avoid a full probate case. This limit now simplifies the process and reduces delay during an already difficult...
On Behalf of Kulinsky & Associates Ltd | Jan 6, 2026 | Estate Planning
Safeguarding the legacy you have built over the years is essential. You want the transition of your assets to be as smooth as possible while ensuring your family remains protected. In Illinois, the court-supervised probate process can often feel like a burden to...
On Behalf of Kulinsky & Associates Ltd | Nov 12, 2025 | Estate Planning
When a loved one passes, the last thing anyone wants is the heavy burden of legal confusion. If you take on the role of executor, that means shouldering the responsibility of settling a lifetime of assets and debts. The good news is that the path through probate is...
On Behalf of Kulinsky & Associates Ltd | Sep 12, 2025 | Military Divorce
Military divorces have the potential to be more complicated than civilian divorces. Unique factors, including regular relocations and military benefits, can leave people very confused about what to expect from the divorce process when one spouse serves in the...
On Behalf of Kulinsky & Associates Ltd | Jul 26, 2025 | Child Custody
When parents get a divorce, the biggest question is often about who will care for the children. It can be a very emotional time, and the legal terms may be confusing. But learning how custody works in Illinois can help you focus on what is most important: your child's...
On Behalf of Kulinsky & Associates Ltd | May 20, 2025 | Estate Planning
As people accumulate wealth and resources throughout their lives, they may become more aware of the need to establish an estate plan. The property that an individual owns becomes part of their estate when they die. Their resources may need to pass through probate...
