Articles From Karen Alice Kloppe

2025 in Review: A Year of Key Federal Law Anniversaries Benefitting Older Americans By Karen Alice Kloppe Law Related Education for the Public, November 2025 Several legal developments, from the 13th Amendment to the U.S. Constitution to the Individuals with Disabilities Education Act, to the Occupational Safety and Health Act (OSHA), and much more, are highlighted in this article. Learn more about the changes experiencing milestone anniversaries in 2025 that have shaped our legal system over the past 160 years. 
Voting Rights for Individuals in Long-Term Care Facilities By Karen Alice Kloppe Law Related Education for the Public, October 2024 Individuals who are in long-term care facilities may face various barriers during election cycles. Making voting easier is important for civil engagement by this population given the policy decision focus on health aging in the nation.
Welcome to the 2022-2023 Bar Year! By Karen Alice Kloppe Elder Law, July 2022 A note of welcome from the editor.
Welcome to the New Bar Year By Karen Alice Kloppe Elder Law, July 2020 A note of welcome to kick off the new bar year.
Updates & Resources By Karen Alice Kloppe Elder Law, June 2020 Updates and resources on various topics of interest to elder law practitioners.
Updates & Resources By Karen Alice Kloppe Elder Law, May 2020 Updates and resources on various topics of interest to elder law practitioners.
New Legislation By Karen Alice Kloppe Elder Law, September 2019 Summaries of new laws of interest to elder law practitioners.
New Legislation By Karen Alice Kloppe Elder Law, August 2019 Summaries of new laws of interest to elder law practitioners.
Welcome to the 2019-20 bar year By Karen Alice Kloppe Elder Law, July 2019 An introduction to the issue from the editor, Karen Kloppe.
New laws By Karen Alice Kloppe Elder Law, February 2018 A list of new Public Acts that may impact elder law practitioners.
Adult protective services By Karen Alice Kloppe Elder Law, September 2013 Governor Quinn signed House Bill 948 into law as Public Act 98-49, effective July 1, 2013. This new law adds Illinois to the ranks of other states that operate a single Adult Protective Services Program.
Real Estate Transfer Tax Law: implementation of Public Act 91-555 By Karen Alice Kloppe State and Local Taxation, April 2000 Public Act 91-555, which amends the Real Estate Transfer Tax Law, takes effect on January 1, 2000. (See 35 ILCS 200/31-1 through 31-70.) This act makes changes in the content of transfer declarations and authorizes the use of electronically produced transfer declarations approved by the department.

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