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Family, Wealth & Legacy Expands Estate Planning Reviews
OAKBROOK TERRACE, IL - October 14, 2026 - PRESSADVANTAGE - Family, Wealth & Legacy (Biederstadt Law, P.C.) expanded its estate planning review program to incorporate automated three-year checkup schedules, secure digital asset integration, and structured family alignment sessions. The enhanced framework is designed to keep existing client trusts and wills aligned with evolving personal circumstances, changing tax rules, and newly acquired assets. Available automatically to existing estate planning clients and accessible to prospective clients through an initial strategy consultation, the program addresses a common vulnerability in traditional planning: static documents that sit unreviewed for years while real-world assets and relationships change.
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Efforts underway to address La Salle Kaskaskia property
Another effort is underway to develop the Kaskaskia property in La Salle. The City Council will act on a resolution Monday night that, for its part, approves an agreement for a change in defendants in the city's lawsuit against Kaskaskia Development. If all conditions are met, Troy Heather LLC would be the sole defendant in the lawsuit and Kaskaskia Development L.L.C would be removed.
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Powers Mansion in Decatur sold; future event venue planned
DECATUR, Ill. (WCIA) – The Powers Mansion in Decatur has a new homeowner. On Monday, the Decatur City Council voted in favor of the historic mansion being converted into an event venue. The estate was built more than a century ago, in 1909. History of the Heartland said it was important for the new owner […]
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OSF considers expansion into retail spaces at Peoria’s MidTown Plaza
PEORIA (25News Now) -OSF HealthCare is considering expanding its services at MidTown Plaza in Peoria, a move that could eventually affect some of the businesses currently operating in the shopping center. OSF owns MidTown Plaza, located at 1800 N. Knoxville Avenue. The health care system already operates its Center for...
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Texas indie joins KW network; SERHANT expands to Illinois
Editor's note: The brokerage business is a busy one, with frequent moves, mergers and milestones. Here we highlight some of the latest activity among brokerages across the U.S. 11-agent Texas indie affiliates with KW. Maven Real Estate Group has affiliated with Keller Williams Realty Permian Basin in Midland, Texas, bringing...
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After OSF purchase, major changes afoot at Peoria plaza
PEORIA – As OSF HealthCare plans to expand its services in MidTown Plaza, some tenants are being forced to relocate in the coming years. The Joseph Companies listed the plaza for sale last October at an asking price of $1.69 million. A warranty deed filed with the Peoria County Recorder of Deeds now shows OSF HealthCare System as the current owner. OSF established its presence in the plaza in 2020 by opening a Center for Health at the former site of a Cub Foods store. Patient visits have continued to grow there, and the Center for Health has expanded the services available, OSF spokesperson Shelli Dankoff said. “This growth reflects the increasing demand for convenient, accessible ambulatory care and our commitment to bringing more services together in locations that make it easier for patients and families to access the care they need,” she said. “As we look to the future, OSF continues to evaluate how best to integrate ambulatory services and create a more coordinated, patient-centered experience across the continuum of care which may require potential expansion into some of the current retail locations.” Dankoff said OSF has been having open conversations with current tenants and working through options based
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Billionaire Ken Griffin Says Taxes Weren’t Why He Moved to Florida. I’m a CPA With a Florida Home — 5 Costs Retirees Miss
Money Talks News may earn commission or revenue through links in the content below. Our editorial team independently selects all products. Compensation does not influence our recommendations. Billionaire Ken Griffin just made the largest gift any individual has ever given to higher education: $3 billion to Carnegie Mellon University, including...
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Attorney sues owners of closed Peoria high rise over unpaid legal fees
(This story was updated to add new information.) An attorney who represented the owners of a shuttered Peoria high rise has filed a lawsuit against its owners in Peoria County Circuit Court over unpaid legal fees. The Leiter Group , led by Peoria-based attorney Thomas Leiter, filed the lawsuit against MJ Illinois, LLC and its leader, Paul Kim, on Sept. 22. The suit says the company has not paid $35,422 – plus 1.5% interest – in legal fees stemming from two years of representation in an ongoing battle with the city of Peoria over fines relating to his management of Riverview Plaza, a high-rise in Downtown Peoria that closed in 2024. More: Attorney for closed Downtown Peoria building files to withdraw from case According to the initial complaint, Leiter and MJ Illinois began working together in February 2024, with Leiter set to be paid $350 an hour for his services. The contract that was agreed to by the two parties said that if any invoice to Leiter was not paid within 30 days, interest would be charged at a rate of 1.5%. The rate was modified in November of that year, upping the fee to $400 an hour. At the