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List of Forms by Chapter - Chapter 1 — Power of Attorney for Property
- Chapter 2 — Illinois Advance Health Care Directives
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I. [2.1] Introduction: Illinois Advance Health Care Directives - II. Power of Attorney for Health Care
- III. Certification and Acceptance of Authority
- IV. Living Will
- V. Authorization for Use and Release of Medical Information
- VI. Practitioner Order for Life-Sustaining Treatment (POLST) Form
- VII. Anatomical Gifts
- [2.17] Discussion
- [2.18] Who May Make an Anatomical Gift?
- [2.19] What May Be Given?
- [2.20] Who May Authorize an Anatomical Gift?
- [2.21] Methods of Making an Anatomical Gift
- [2.22] Driver’s License
- [2.23] Will
- [2.24] Separate Document or Donor Registry
- [2.25] Power of Attorney for Health Care
- [2.26] First Person Consent Registry
- [2.27] Family’s Consent
- [2.28] Methods of Revocation or Amendment of Anatomical Gift
- [2.29] Direction That No Anatomical Gift Be Made
- Forms and Alternative Provisions
- [2.30] Alternative Provision: Direction To Make an Anatomical Gift in a Will
- [2.31] Form: Separate Direction To Make an Anatomical Gift
- [2.32] Alternative Provision: Notice of Inclusion in First Person Consent Organ and Tissue Donor Registry To Be Inserted in Statutory Power of Attorney for Health Care
- [2.33] Form: Separate Direction That No Anatomical Gift Be Made
- VIII. Disposition of Remains
- IX. Declaration for Mental Health Treatment
- Chapter 3 — Premarital Agreements
- I. [3.1] Introduction
- [3.2] Application and Enforceability
- [3.3] Written Agreement
- [3.4] Voluntary Execution
- [3.5] Separate Counsel
- [3.6] Financial Disclosure
- Unconscionability
- [3.7] Pre-Illinois Uniform Premarital Agreement Act Analysis
- [3.8] Post-Illinois Uniform Premarital Agreement Act Analysis
- [3.9] Timing
- [3.10] Execution
- [3.11] Permissible Terms
- [3.12] Agreements Concerning Children
- [3.13] Tax Considerations
- [3.14] Retirement Plans
- [3.15] Amendment and Abandonment
- II. Premarital Agreement Disclosure
- III. Premarital Agreement
- Chapter 4 — Guardianships
- Susan T. Bart
Susan T. Bart
Susan T. Bart is a Partner at Sidley Austin LLP in Chicago, where she concentrates her practice in estate and gift tax planning, including charitable planning, generational wealth transfer, and closely held business planning; estate and trust administration; and fiduciary counsel. Ms. Bart is a Fellow of the American College of Trust and Estate Counsel and a Reporter for the Uniform Trust Decanting Act. She has been recognized by Chambers High Net Worth (2016). Ms. Bart received her J.D. magna cum laude, Order of the Coif, from the University of Michigan Law School.
- Camille Lu
Camille Lu
Camille Lu is an associate at Sidley Austin LLP in Chicago, where she concentrates her practice in estate and gift tax planning, including charitable planning, generational wealth transfer, and closely held business planning; estate and trust administration; and fiduciary counsel. Ms. Lu received her B.A. cum laude from Georgetown University and her J.D. cum laude from Northwestern Pritzker School of Law.
Estate Planning Forms and Commentary: Powers of Attorney, Advance Directives, Premarital Agreements, and Guardianships 2016 Edition
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