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Helpful information to assist you in making the best decision for you and your family.
Jennifer Guimond-Quigley in “Prudent Money”
Jennifer Guimond-Guigley, managing attorney at the Law Office of Jennifer Guimond-Quigley was recently featured in an article by “Prudent Money.” She talks about why parents of college students should put in place a power of attorney for their kids. Click here to read more from the article.
Why Business Owners Need an Estate Plan
Contingency plans are crucial for any business owner to keep the day-to-day operations running smoothly. Since the company often contains the majority of the owner’s wealth, as well as serves as the primary source of income for the family, an estate plan should be one of the first contingency plans
Our New Office in West Loop
At the beginning of the year, we relocated a few blocks east to 123 N. Wacker Drive. The new office better accommodates our growing practice, and there are on-site accounting, finance and insurance professionals which has added great value for our clients. See below for photos of the new space.
Estate Planning 101: Wills vs. Living Trusts
Estate Planning might seem daunting at first, but it is absolutely essential to get something in place in order to ensure that your property and loved ones are taken care of in the event of your incapacity or death. As important as it is protect your assets and loved ones,
Changes to Child Support Law in Illinois Effective July 1, 2017
On July 1, Illinois will adopt a new model to calculate child support. For parents who already have a divorce or parentage case pending, or are simply contemplating separation or divorce from the child’s other parent, it is important to be informed about how the new law works. Here are
Income Taxes and Divorce: What You Need to Know Before April 18
Filing Status IRS rules provide that if you are married on December 31st of the tax year, then you are still married for purposes of that year’s tax returns [Note – there is an exception to this rule where the spouses did not reside together for the last 6 months