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Thomas W. Toolis, a dedicated attorney based in Frankfort, has built a robust legal career specializing in estate planning, insurance, real estate, and wills and trusts. Born and raised in Chicago, he completed his education at Brother Rice High School and later earned a degree in accounting from the University of Illinois at Chicago. Following his success in passing the CPA exam, Thomas gained valuable experience as an accountant at Rush University before pursuing his Juris Doctor from Kent College of Law in Chicago. Since embarking on his legal journey, Thomas has focused on helping clients navigate the complexities of bankruptcy, corporate law, and real estate. With a deep understanding of the challenges families face during difficult times, he is committed to providing exceptional service and personalized attention to every client. As a father of two, Thomas recognizes the emotional and financial stress that can accompany legal matters, and he strives to make the process as smooth as possible. Throughout his career, Thomas has successfully discharged over $15 million in debt for his clients, helping them achieve a fresh start. He has also assisted more than 50 corporations with their incorporation and transactional disputes, demonstrating his expertise in corporate law. Thomas is passionate about long-term family planning and excels in drafting wills and trusts tailored to the unique needs of each family. His specialization in special needs trusts and life insurance trusts underscores his commitment to ensuring that families can provide for their loved ones, regardless of their circumstances. With a focus on clear communication and a personable approach, Thomas W. Toolis is dedicated to empowering his clients with the knowledge and confidence they need to make informed decisions in their legal matters.
Chapter 13 bankruptcy attorneys help individuals create repayment plans to pay off debts over time while keeping their assets. They provide a path to financial recovery. Common matters include repayment plans, mortgage arrears, debt consolidation, asset protection.