Gregory B. Jumbeck

Principal
Areas of Practice

Family Law

Divorce

Adoption

Parentage

Appellate

Real Estate

 

Bar Admissions

Missouri, 2004

Illinois, 2003

Education

Creighton University School of Law, Omaha, Nebraska, 2003, J.D.

Bradley University, Peoria, Illinois, 2000, B.S.

Major: Political Science

Professional Associations and Memberships

Will County Bar Association, Family Law Committee, Co-Chair

American Bar Association

Illinois State Bar Association

Accolades

Elite Lawyer Since 2021

Selected to Super Lawyers: 2019 – 2025

Professional Speaking Engagements

Annual Presenter, Family Law Seminar, Will County Bar Association

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Meet Gregory B. Jumbeck

For over two decades, I’ve been committed to navigating the complexities of domestic relations law with precision and care, always prioritizing my clients’ needs and goals. With a career built on the pillars of trust and expertise, I’ve spent 20 years advocating for peak results for my clients.

Gregory Jumbeck is a Principal of Reich, Jumbeck, Stole & Reeb, the largest law firm based in Will County focused primarily on family law, measured by number of attorneys. His practice is concentrated in complex divorce and family-law matters, particularly those involving business owners, self-employed individuals, significant marital estates, and financial issues that do not lend themselves to simple answers.

In many of Greg’s cases, determining the actual financial circumstances of the parties requires more than reviewing tax returns or pay stubs. Business income, ownership interests, retained earnings, variable compensation, real estate holdings and the distinction between business and personal expenses can materially affect the outcome of a case. Greg approaches these matters by developing a careful understanding of the financial facts and then applying the law to those facts in a practical and disciplined way.

Greg is an experienced litigator who is prepared to take a disputed issue to hearing or trial when necessary. At the same time, he does not view litigation as an end in itself. His courtroom experience informs his negotiations: it allows him to evaluate the strengths and weaknesses of a position, identify which issues genuinely matter, and negotiate from an understanding of what the evidence is likely to establish if the case is presented to a judge.

That balance is particularly important in family-law cases. A favorable result must protect the client’s financial and legal interests, but the manner in which the case is resolved can also have lasting consequences for the family. Greg works to achieve outcomes that are supported by the law and the evidence while remaining attentive to the practical realities his clients and their families will face after the case is over. When a sound negotiated resolution is available, he works to reach it. When it is not, he is prepared to litigate the matter fully.

Greg’s practice has developed largely through referrals from former clients, other attorneys and professionals who work with individuals facing complicated financial and family-law issues. Those referrals reflect the direct, candid approach he brings to his representation. He gives clients a realistic assessment of their circumstances, explains the available options and remains personally involved in the important strategic decisions throughout the case.

As a Principal, Greg also draws upon the resources and collective experience of a substantial family-law practice. Reich, Jumbeck, Stole & Reeb provides clients with the depth of one of Will County’s largest family-law-focused group of attorneys while maintaining the individual attention that complex and consequential matters require.

 

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