According to Investopedia in an interview with Jennifer Guimond-Quigley, $30 trillion in wealth is set to change hands between Baby Boomers and their heirs over the next few decades. Unfortunately, this topic is often seen as too depressing, and families wait until the last minuteRead More

Jennifer Guimond-Quigley, managing attorney at the Law Office of Jennifer Guimond-Quigley, was a guest on WGN Midday News on Jan. 3, discussing the new pet custody law in Illinois. View the segment here.Read More

Personal tax deductions will change drastically in 2018, although how much is still unclear. It appears that deductions for state and local income taxes, including non-business real estate taxes, will be capped at $10,000. However, there is still time for individuals to avoid this deductionRead More

Divorcing couples will have new laws to contend with in the new year when it comes to their beloved fur baby. As of Jan. 1, 2018, the Illinois pet custody law will change the way companion animals are classified in a division of assets. PleaseRead More

Jennifer Guimond-Quigley, managing attorney at the Law Office of Jennifer Guimond-Quigley, was a guest on “Consider This with Big Joe Clark” recently to discuss the pitfalls of do it yourself estate planning. Click here to listen to the full segment.Read More

The holiday season is a popular time for marriage proposals, but unfortunately not all of these engagements end in a walk down the aisle. Broken engagements are terribly emotional, and in addition to the pain and heartache, the ex-couple must eventually face the age-old question:Read More

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