Spring is a natural time to revisit the plans that protect your family and assets. Marriage, children, new property, business interests, or changes in tax law can all affect whether your estate plan still reflects your wishes. A thoughtful review now helps ensure your documents remain current and aligned with your long-term goals.
Starting March 1, 2026, FinCEN will require reporting of certain all-cash residential real estate purchases involving LLCs, corporations, and trusts. Learn how these new federal rules may affect your next transaction and what steps to take.
Buckley Fine Law is proud to announce that six of our attorneys have been recognized in the 2026 Illinois Super Lawyers and Rising Stars lists.
Illinois has enacted several new employment laws effective in 2026, affecting leave policies, workplace safety, employee rights, and compliance obligations. Employers should review and update policies now to stay compliant.
On January 1st, theOne Big Beautiful Bill Act (OBBBA) will become effective. With higher exemptions, updated deduction limits, and expanded planning opportunities on the horizon, now is an ideal time to review estate and business planning.
Buckley Fine celebrates being named one of Chicago’s Best Workplaces by the Chicago Sun-Times and contributes to IICLE® 2025 Asset Protection Planning, co-authored by Linda Fine and William Ensing.
Buckley Fine is proud to be named one of Crain’s 2025 Best Places to Work. This recognition celebrates the integrity, collaboration, and dedication of our entire team.
Buckley Fine proudly celebrates David Buckley, Nicole Arnold, and Bonnie Weis for their recognition in the 2026 editions of Best Lawyers and Best Lawyers: Ones to Watch, honoring excellence and client commitment in the legal field.
We are proud to announce that Buckley Fine has been recognized in the Chambers USA Spotlight Illinois 2025 Guide by Chambers and Partners.
Sending your teen off to college? Don't forget the legal paperwork. Establishing Power of Attorney ensures you can help in a medical or financial emergency — even after they turn 18. Here's what you need to know before move-in day.
