DelGiorno Law Office, LLC

03/05/2026

"On March 17 (or today, if you choose to vote early), we can take our community’s mental health into our own hands. Our Sangamon County Board representatives – both Republicans and Democrats – voted unanimously to bring the Proposition to Fund a Mental Health Board before voters. If approved, it would authorize Sangamon County to impose a 1/2 percent sales tax to pay for increased mental health services. For every $100 spent on non-exempt items, 50 cents would go toward services.

Approving this referendum would generate over $14 million each year to be allocated by a local Mental Health Board for use within Sangamon County. The change from our pockets will change the lives of our neighbors. This funding has the potential to drastically improve, and even save, the lives of people we know and love."

https://www.illinoistimes.com/arts-culture/advicegoddess/we-can-build-a-mental-health-system-we-can-all-count-on/

12/07/2025

ABLE accounts are expanding with eligibity open to those whose disability began before age 46. However, if this doesn’t work for a person’s situation, our office can help with supplemental/special needs trust planning.

Starting next year, people who became disabled by age 46 will be eligible to open ABLE accounts. The accounts have been slow to catch on, partly because the current age limit is 26.

09/02/2025

AUCTION- house in Loami, personal property and two vehicles. I am the trustee of the trust selling these items. Check it out.

03/22/2025

Honored to be a part of the board bringing this revitalization to fruition

The proposed demolition of one of Springfield's past economic drivers appears to be hand. Here's what we know.

09/15/2024

Contact DelGiorno Law if this could bring peace of mind to your family.

Parents are looking to support their disabled children past their own ability to do so. A special needs trust might be the answer.

06/10/2024

Tony just completed his year of service as Chair of the Illinois State Bar Association's Elder Law Section Council and was presented with a Certificate of Appreciation at the annual meeting by new chair, Tim Leighton (right), of Bloomington at the ISBA Annual Meeting on June 7th.

03/18/2024

This is one reason why Medicaid planning is so important as part of a comprehensive estate plan.

Federal law requires states to seek reimbursement from the assets, usually homes, of people who died after receiving benefits for long-term care.

01/05/2024

Honored to be part of the June 2024 calendar for Prairie Center Against Sexual Assault as a result of my work with Moving Pillsbury Forward.

12/13/2023

Ursuline Pride 🥰

12/02/2023

https://www.nytimes.com/2023/12/02/health/home-care-explainer.html?unlocked_article_code=1.C00.QLO-.zxtF364yAwWv&smid=url-share

Finding an aide to help an older person stay at home safely takes work. Here’s a guide.