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Phone: (630) 801-9699

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Guardianship
We make it a priority to work with our clients to ensure that they have sufficient planning documents in place in the event of their future incapacity. However, when there are no planning documents in place, or a situation arises that the client did not plan for, sometimes guardianship is necessary. Our attorneys can consult with you to determine whether or not guardianship is the proper course of action.

Theft
Identity Theft

Business and Corporate Law

Corporate Law
The corporate law division of Mickey, Wilson, Weiler, Renzi, Lenert, & Julien, P.C. can counsel every aspect of business from the funding and formation of new partnerships, corporations or LLCs, to the daily operation of businesses including interaction with customers, suppliers and employees, to dispute resolution, litigation and winding up of corporate business.
Business Formation
We have a great deal of experience in new business formation, transformation of business entity type, development of corporate liability protection, employee management and interaction, and management of state agency registration and corporate records. Our attorneys and staff stand ready to meet your needs, no matter what they may be, and to provide you with the tools necessary to bring, defend and avoid lawsuits, as may be appropriate for your circumstances.
Business Disputes
MWWRL&J offers "virtual" legal services for certain estate planning; life care planning; and business law matters. MORE ABOUT VIRTUAL LEGAL SERVICES
Construction Contracts

Employment Discrimination
The civil litigation division of Mickey, Wilson, Weiler, Renzi, Lenert, & Julien, P.C. handles all aspects of commercial and personal injury litigation, also including employment disputes/discrimination, sexual harassment, age discrimination, elder abuse, nursing home malpractice, contract/business disputes.
Employment Litigation
Sexual Harassment
Mickey Wilson attorneys are experienced in all aspects of sexual harassment litigation, including representing clients in both state and federal courts, as well as before the Equal Employment Opportunity Commission and the Illinois Department of Human Rights. According to the

Real Estate Litigation
In representing school districts, we provide the knowledge necessary to effectuate the plans and policies school administration and school boards alike seek to implement. We have extensive experience in managing staff-administration interaction, student disciplinary hearings, finance and bond issues, construction contracts and new school development, district and school boundary disputes, and in ensuring compliance with the ever changing state and federal requirements imposed on school districts.
Premises Liability
Should the need arise, our expertise in Local Government and Municipal Law enables us to represent you before a wide array of governmental and municipal organizations. Our Civil Litigation practice means that we are ready to handle any litigation that may come your way, including premises liability concerns and fraudulent property disclosures.
Construction Litigation
Real Estate Transactions
Our real estate division provides support for all forms of real estate transactions, including assistance with the purchase and sale of both residential and commercial properties, expertise in Starker and other specialized forms of real estate transfers, and litigating matters relating to the ownership, lease or use of properties.
Land Use and Zoning
The local government, municipal and school law division of Mickey, Wilson, Weiler, Renzi, Lenert, & Julien, P.C. involves comprehensive representation of municipalities, school districts and fire protection districts of all sizes and types, with diverse experience in managing the legal aspects of expansion, planning and zoning, municipal finance and public bonds, and compliance with the Open Meetings Act, Freedom of Information Act, and related laws affecting the operation of units of local governance.

Personal Injury
Personal Injury law, more perhaps than any other form of lawyering, requires a firm that is willing and able to listen to its clients. The causation and nature of an injury, the treatment undergone, the pain and difficulty suffered...all of these elements weave together in the story of the injured client. The role of the personal injury lawyer is not to chase ambulances, as the stereotype goes, but rather is to listen to the client, and share the client’s story with judges and juries. The personal injury lawyer must make sure that all concerned understand the nature and gravity of the injuries to the client’s physical, mental and emotional state.
Medicaid Planning
Medicaid Planning: The Completer Toolkit for Attorneys ” in a live video webinar format. Although this is a legal course designed with attorneys in mind, accountants, estate and financial planners, nursing home administrators, investment advisers, continued care managers, and paralegals will also benefit. For additional information and/or to register visit...

Trusts and Estates

Estate Planning
There is no such thing as a “one size fits all” estate plan, and this is especially true if you, or a loved one, has a disability, or qualifies for any type of means tested government benefits. Individuals who have special needs, or family members with special needs, should work with an experienced estate planning attorney in order to formulate a plan that will enable them to continue to qualify for public benefits, while also ensuring that they will have the financial security and flexibility to live their lives to the fullest extent.
Wills
For more information regarding Wills and estate planning, please contact the Elder Law Center, P.C. division of our law firm.
Trusts
Revocable Living Trusts are the most common type of trusts that individuals will consider incorporating into their estate plan. A Revocable Living Trust is a legal document that holds the legal title, or in other words ownership of an individual’s assets, which are transferred to the trust, during the individual’s lifetime. An individual who creates a trust is commonly referred to as the settlor of the trust. Revocable Living Trusts typically provide both a medium for managing trust assets during the settlor’s lifetime, as well as specific directions regarding the disposition of the remaining trust property that is to take effect after the settlor’s death. The lifetime beneficiary of a Revocable Living Trust is usually the settlor. Likewise, the settlor frequently serves as the initial trustee of the trust. The settlor will typically serve as the trustee, until either his/her incapacity or death, at which time the successor trustee will begin to serve. This type of trust is frequently utilized by persons who would like to minimize the likelihood that, upon their death, their estate will have to be probated. With proper planning, funding, and management of the trust assets, a Revocable Living Trust can be a key component of an individual’s estate plan.
Power of Attorney
For most, creating durable powers of attorney (also known as “advance directives”) will be the key components of creating a life care plan. In Illinois, durable powers of attorney are authorized by the Illinois Power of Attorney Act. A durable power of attorney allows a competent person (the “principal”) to appoint an agent to make decisions for the principal, should the principal later become incapacitated/incompetent and not be able to make decisions for himself/herself.
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Tax Law
Again, it is important to remember that there are various types of trusts and reasons for creating trusts. For some, considering whether to create a trust as part of their estate plan, to minimize the likelihood that probate will be necessary, will be what is important to them. Others, however, will be considering whether to create a trust to achieve other goals, such as: to protect assets for a disabled loved one via a special needs trust; for long-term care planning purposes; for tax planning purposes; etc. Our law firm is committed to helping clients determine whether a Revocable Living Trust, or other type of trust, is appropriate for their specific needs and planning goals.

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