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1. illinoisattorneygeneral.gov › Page-Attachments2023 Important Notice Regarding Illinois Estate Tax and Fact ...

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   2023 Important Notice Regarding Illinois Estate Tax and Fact Sheet. For decedents dying prior to 2023, see the Instruction Fact Sheets previously posted on the Attorney General’s website covering the specific year of death. For persons dying in 2023, the federal exemption for Federal Estate Tax purposes is $12,920,000.

2. smartasset.com › financial-advisor › illinoisIllinois Inheritance Laws: What You Should Know - SmartAsset

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   In this detailed guide of Illinois inheritance laws, we break down intestate succession, probate and taxes and what makes a will valid and more.

3. tax.illinois.gov › individuals › specialfilingFiling for a Deceased Taxpayer - Illinois Department of Revenue

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   print your name and your spouse’s name on the appropriate lines. write “deceased” and the date of death above your spouse’s name. sign your name in the area provided for your signature, and write “filing as surviving spouse” in place of the decedent’s signature.

4. www.dhs.state.il.us › pageWAG 06-07-01: Widow/Widower Benefits - Illinois Department of ...

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   Jun 7, 2001 · Illinois Department of Human Services JB Pritzker, Governor · Dulce M. Quintero, Secretary Designate IDHS Office Locator. IDHS Help Line 1-800-843-6154 1-866-324-5553 TTY

5. www.dhs.state.il.us › pagePM 06-07-01: Widow/Widower Benefits - Illinois Department of ...

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   Jun 7, 2001 · The Social Security Administration provides widow/widower benefits to a widow or widower whose spouse, or former spouse, is deceased and who is: at least 50 and totally disabled. This person is considered an Early Widow/Widower.

6. www.oflaherty-law.com › learn-about-law › survivingSurviving Spouse’s Rights in Illinois Probate: Surviving ...

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   Nov 16, 2020 · In this article we explain a surviving spouse’s rights in Illinois probate, including the Illinois Surviving Spouse’s Award, surviving spouse’s right to renounce the will, and the effect of prenuptial agreements on the rights of a surviving spouse.

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   Can a surviving spouse be awarded a probate Award in Illinois?

   • The Illinois Probate Act states in Article XV that the surviving spouse of a recently deceased person is entitled to an award from that person’s estate in an amount the court finds reasonable to support the living of the surviving spouse for a period of 9 months after the decedent’s death.

   Surviving Spouse’s Rights in Illinois Probate: Surviving Spouse Award

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   How much money can a surviving spouse receive in Illinois?

   • In Illinois, $20,000 is the minimum amount that can be awarded to a surviving spouse. The spouse may petition for a higher amount based on the standard of living he or she was accustomed to when their spouse was alive.

   Surviving Spouse’s Rights in Illinois Probate: Surviving Spouse Award

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   Can a spouse receive a lump-sum payment in Illinois?

   • Effective June 1, 2011, Illinois law entitles a party to a civil union to the same legal obligations, responsibilities, protections, and benefits as are afforded or recognized by the law of Illinois to spouses. A dependent beneficiary may choose between a lump-sum payment or monthly benefits. A nondependent beneficiary receives a lump-sum payment.

   Chapter 15: Death Benefits | Teachers' Retirement System of the State

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   Can a surviving spouse renounce a will?

   • The surviving spouse does have the right to renounce the will. He or she can seek “spousal election” by filing a written renunciation no more than 7 months after the will was admitted to probate, unless the surviving spouse files a petition to extend time based on pending litigation.

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   What happens if you die intestate in Illinois?

   • If you die intestate in Illinois, the amount your spouse inherits depends on whether or not you have living descendants, including children, grandchildren and great-grandchildren. Should you have no living descendants, your spouse gets all of the intestate property.

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   What is a surviving spousal Award?

   • If the surviving spouse has children living with him or her, whether they be minor or adult children, he or she is entitled to an additional $10,000 for each dependent. This is also intended for the support of living for 9 months following the decedent’s death. The surviving spousal award is a “second-class” claim against the estate.

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8. www.trsil.org › members › tier-iiChapter 15: Death Benefits | Teachers' Retirement System of ...

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   A trust can receive monthly survivor benefits on behalf of a minor child or a disabled dependent beneficiary. A trust cannot receive monthly survivor benefits on behalf of an adult dependent who is not disabled. To pay a monthly survivor benefit to a trust, the following language is required in the trust.