Guest blog by Michael Mazek, Mazek Law Group LLC Divorce judgments and marriage settlement agreements in Illinois often dispose of or transfer the marital real property to one spouse over another. In some cases, it may be years before the spouse who keeps the maritalRead More

Voyage Chicago interviewed Jennifer Guimond-Quigley to learn how she started the Law Office of Jennifer Guimond-Quigley. You can read the full story here.Read More

Financial Advisory Magazine reached out to Jennifer Guimond-Quigley to discuss how splitting couples should handle a college savings account during a divorce. Click here to read the full article.Read More

The Illinois Supreme Court has adopted a new rule allowing divorcing couples to use an attorney on a limited basis in a collaborative divorce. Illinois Supreme Court Rule 294 went into effect on July 1, 2018, and it is intended to encourage attorneys and theirRead More

Real estate ownership can unfortunately become complicated when it comes to transferring the asset at death. It is often incorrectly assumed that real property will automatically be awarded to next of kin, and this misunderstanding of the law can lead to unintended results. Here areRead More

Becoming a sole practitioner in the legal industry means you are much more isolated from fellow lawyers than those who work for a large firm surrounded by resources. Flying Solo Chicago was founded in 2009 to provide sole practitioners with support, guidance and insight fromRead More

Jennifer Guimond-Quigley was featured on business news site The Street on the importance of estate planning for pets. You can read the full article here.Read More

When an individual involved in divorce proceedings is not employed in accordance with their skillset, this is referred to as underemployment. This financial disadvantage can have a large impact on how divorce proceedings play out when it comes to maintenance or child support costs. InvoluntaryRead More

Jennifer Guimond-Quigley spoke with top parenting website Romper on factors that do not affect divorce proceedings. Click here to read the full article.Read More

In divorce, when an individual is unemployed (either involuntarily or voluntarily), the process of determining maintenance and child support can become complicated. If this becomes an issue in your pending divorce, it’s important to understand what remedies there are to address both underemployment and unemployment.Read More