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What are Implied Easements?

In Illinois, to claim an implied easement over land, a claimant generally must establish the following elements: 1. Common Ownership• The dominant estate (benefited land) and servient estate (burdened land) must have been owned by the same person or entity at some point in the past. 2. Severance of Title• The common ownership must have […]

Words Matter – Holding Title as Tenants by the Entirety

The statutory framework under the Illinois Joint Tenancy Act (765 ILCS 1005/) establishes tenancy in common as the default form of co-ownership for real property conveyed to two or more persons, including married couples, unless the deed or other instrument expressly declares otherwise (e.g., as joint tenancy or, for married couples and homestead property, tenancy […]

Injured in a Car Accident? Get the Compensation You Deserve!

If you’ve been seriously injured in a vehicle accident in the Chicagoland area, our experienced Illinois attorneys are here to fight for you. We specialize in maximizing settlements for car, truck, and motorcycle accident victims. No fees unless we win! 📞 Call Wator & Associates, P.C. today for a FREE consultation!🔹 Proven Results | 🔹 […]

Recovery of a Vehicle that is Collateral for a Loan if the Borrower is Deceased

In Illinois, when a plaintiff seeks to recover a vehicle that serves as collateral for a loan through a legal action (e.g., replevin or foreclosure of a security interest), but the borrower has died, the process is complicated by the borrower’s death and the involvement of their estate. The plaintiff must navigate Illinois probate and […]

Our Firm Represents Persons Seriously Inured in Vehicle Accidents!

Have you been injured in a vehicle accident? Struck by a semi-truck or commercial vehicle? When representing injured persons Wator & Associates, P.C. focuses on one thing — your rights to personal injury compensation. Call our firm at 773 407-2100 to schedule a free consultation!

🌟 **Experienced Illinois Probate Attorney – Here to Help When You Need It Most** 🌟

When a loved one passes, managing the probate process can feel overwhelming—especially if they left no will. Whether the deceased left a will or passed away intestate (without a will), our skilled Illinois probate attorney is here to guide you through every step, ensuring your loved one’s estate is handled efficiently, legally, and with respect. […]

**Experienced Illinois Criminal Defense Attorney – Protect Your Rights Today**

Facing criminal misdemeanor, traffic, or DUI charges in Illinois? Our skilled defense attorneys specialize in aggressively defending clients against charges that can affect your freedom, driving privileges, and future. We offer personalized, expert representation in all criminal misdemeanor and DUI cases, ensuring your rights are protected at every step. Don’t let a single mistake ruin […]

Representing Persons Involved in Serious Injury Automobile Accident Cases

Have you or someone you know been injured in an accident? Not sure what you should do next? The attorneys at the firm of Wator & Associates, P.C. are experienced in handling personal injury and worker’s compensation cases. Receive the necessary counsel to make sure your medical and legal needs are properly handled. Take advantage […]

Have you Been Injured in a Serious Vehicle Accident? Get the Legal Representation You Need!

Vehicle accident injuries coming home shapes and sizes. From the most catastrophic to the more every day soft tissue injuries such as a sore neck and achy muscles. The critical element in receiving compensation for your injuries you should make sure that you are fully aware cognizant of your rights and the best course of […]

Lost the Original Will? Understanding the Legal Process for Admitting a Copy to Probate in Illinois

Losing the original copy of a will can be distressing, especially when it’s time to settle the deceased’s estate. However, in Illinois, there is a legal avenue to proceed even when the original will cannot be located. Here’s what you need to know about admitting a copy of a will to probate: 1. **Locating a […]