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General Info: Bill Nichelson Attorney At Law, provides probate law services including; estate planning, wills, and trusts to the Virden, IL and surrounding areas.
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Phone: (217) 965-1400

Address: 1330 N Springfield St, Virden, IL 62690

Website: http://nichelsonlaw.com

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Children under age 18 live with relatives for many reasons. These reasons may include the illness or death of a parent, or because a parent cannot care for the children due to abuse or neglect, addiction, or other problems. If a minor has no parent capable of caring for them, an interested party can petition a court for guardianship of the minor.

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Real Estate Litigation
The sale or purchase of a home may very well be the largest financial transaction of your life. To protect such an investment, you need to work with an attorney who is knowledgeable in real estate law.

Personal Injury
At no cost to you, our office can refer you to attorneys who handle cases involving personal injury, wrongful death, automobile accidents, and workers' compensation. Call Bill Nichelson Attorney At Law
Medicaid Planning
The best time to plan for the possibility of nursing home care is when you are still healthy. By doing so, you may be able to have your long-term care costs paid for and also protect your assets for your loved ones. This planning is commonly referred to as Medicaid planning. Even if you have not planned ahead, and depending on the individual circumstances, a person who must enter a nursing home may be able to still protect most, if not all, of their assets.

Trusts and Estates

Estate Planning
Located at 1330 N. Springfield St, Virden, IL. Bill Nichelson Attorney At Law, specializes in Law Services and Estate Planning. Over 25 years of experience. One-on-one service. Locally owned. Call us today.
Wills
When someone dies, there is a procedure in place that helps ensure the orderly distribution of his or her assets to the beneficiaries as designated by the Last Will and Testament, or the legal heirs in the event that no will exists. This procedure is called probate, and it is the process whereby the court appoints someone to manage the estate of the decedent. This may be a person designated in the decedent’s will as an executor, or if there is no will, it will be an administrator appointed by the court. A will’s executor or administrator has many administrative responsibilities to ensure that the final matters of a person’s estate are handled properly.
Trusts
A trust is an agreement that determines how a person's property is to be managed and distributed during his or her lifetime and also upon death. A “revocable living trust” or “inter-vivos trust” normally involves three parties...
Power of Attorney
A Power of Attorney (POA) is a written document that authorizes someone else to do something on your behalf, oftentimes in regards to property or health. When you give someone power of attorney, you are not giving up the right to manage your affairs. Instead, you are saying that if a situation arises when you cannot manage your affairs (i.e. due to an accident or illness), this person is the person you want to help.
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