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mycarrollcountynews.com
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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realestatenews.com
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...
springfieldbusinessjournal.com
Building permits – Sept. 28 to Oct. 4
Springfield Partners IV LLC received a commercial fence permit for 529 S. Seventh St. Contractor is FMC and the project is valued at $2,000. SIU School of Medicine received a commercial demolition permit for 913 N. Rutledge St. Contractor is S. Shafer Excavating Inc. and the project is valued at $457,000.
moneytalksnews.com
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...
The State Journal-Register
New owner has big plans for historic Springfield building | Exclusive
SPRINGFIELD, IL – An out-of-state buyer has plans to bring life back to a historic building in downtown Springfield that was damaged by a fire back in February. Anthony Beltramea had interest in the Virgil Hickcox Building before the February fire and now has plans to bring new life into the 1830s building which has ties to Abraham Lincoln and was home of the iconic Norb Andy's Tabarin. Beltramea, who was born in central Illinois and has since moved to Florida, toured the building in late August and saw potential in the space and has a vision in mind for a bed and breakfast. If not a bed and breakfast? Then apartments, or offices as the building originally intended, he said with excitement sitting on the porch. The sky is the limit with this building he expressed as well as interest in hearing from locals about the history of the home through photographs and memories. More: Fire at historic downtown building estimated to be around $500K “The Hickox home used to be a house so I wouldn’t mind putting a couple apartments upstairs if the zoning for the city allows it that would be great,” Beltramea said. “Norb Andy’s if