Wombacher Wm C

read moreHave you thought about what will happen to your property and assets after you die? Do you know how you want your hard-earned wealth distributed to your family? Have you considered what will happen to you, or to another family member, if one of you becomes incapacitated and can no longer make important decisions? All of these questions have important legal implications that you need to think about. My name is William C. Wombacher, and The Law Office of William C. Wombacher is here to help. My main focus is helping individuals and families in Peoria, Illinois, and the surrounding areas secure their financial futures.

read moreLots of people will give you general advice on how to secure the financial futures of yourself and your family. I can give you specific counsel on which legal options are best for you and what actions you need to take to put that security in place. We will sit down together and discuss your circumstances. After I have reviewed your situation, I will explain your options and counsel you on the best choices to solve your problem. Together, we will craft a solution to help you meet your goals and obtain your desired outcome.

read moreIf you become incapacitated without the proper legal documentation enabling a friend or family member to act on your behalf, you can end up in legal limbo. This can force your family to fight to be able to take care of you appropriately and handle your day-to-day and financial affairs, as well as obtain your medical information and make important decisions for you. Instead, talk to a lawyer about setting up a power of attorney to protect everyone involved. My name is William C. Wombacher, and I have been helping people in and around Peoria, Illinois, with estate planning concerns for more than 35 years.

read moreThe best time to look for answers to these important questions is now, before you may not have the power to act on them. At The Law Office of William C. Wombacher in Peoria, I help clients prepare for life's challenges with legal documents such as wills, trusts or powers of attorney that provide decision-making authority to trusted family members for the care of children and elders. I have been a certified elder law attorney (CELA) through the National Elder Law Foundation since 2003, and I am a member of the Council of Advanced Practitioners of the National Academy of Elder Law Attorneys.

read moreIf you or a loved one has suffered injury or illness due to an accident at work or as a result of your work activities, you may be eligible to file for Illinois workers' compensation. Workers' compensation provides coverage for all of your medical expenses, wages lost during recovery and disability if your injuries result in permanent impairment. While workers' compensation is available to help you recover from an on-the-job injury, sometimes problems can arise in either establishing your right to claim workers' compensation or in obtaining the full amount of benefits to which you are entitled.

read moreThinking about what will happen to your property and assets after you die can be both unpleasant and intimidating. However, you will save your family a lot of potential pain and anguish if you work with a lawyer to put your affairs in order prior to your death. My name is William C. Wombacher, and I have been practicing law for more than 35 years. I help people in Peoria, Illinois, and the surrounding areas with estate planning issues. You can give your family a great deal of security and prevent arguments that can cause permanent rifts by having your will drafted by an attorney.