For children at any age, having their parents go through a divorce can be a very stressful, sad and disorienting experience. While this type of reaction is normal and expected, there are ways parents can help children cope during this tumultuous process. While divorce isRead More

Our busy family law practice focusing on both family law and estate planning/administration seeks an Associate Attorney for immediate start in our Chicago office.  Some experience in family law and/or estate planning is preferred, but is not required.  Associate Attorney Job Description: Conduct client interviewsRead More

Jennifer was featured in an article by “Investopedia” about how families should talk about their estate plan during the holidays. Click here to read the article.Read More

The divorce process does not end when the papers are signed. Once both parties have legally gone their separate ways, important documentation will need to be changed to reflect the new relationship status. Start by updating your estate plan, as not doing so could resultRead More

Jennifer was featured in an article by “529 Insiders” about college financial planning and educational legacy planning. Click here to read more.Read More

Jennifer Guimond-Quigley was recently featured in an article by Financial Advisor Magazine about estate planning questions advisors should ask their clients. Click here to read more.Read More

Think hacking into your spouse’s email might give you an edge in your divorce proceedings? That is exactly what Barry Epstein accused Paula Epstein of doing when it was discovered that she had retrieved emails from his account (the parties were in dispute as toRead More

The rapid progression and convenience of the internet has made it easy to retrieve millions of free or affordable documents and software. This includes tools that purport to draft an estate plan from the comfort of your own home and with the click of aRead More

Jennifer Guimond-Quigley, managing attorney at the Law Office of Jennifer Guimond-Quigley, was a guest on “FOX 32 Chicago News” recently and discussed changes to the child support law in Illinois. Click here to read more about the new law.Read More

Sharing feelings and updates about your pending divorce on social media might not seem like a bad idea, but the reality is anything you post can become evidence used in court.  Additionally, regardless of whether or not you “unfriend” or block your spouse or mutualRead More