About Gregory B.
Gregory B. Jumbeck built his legal foundation at Bradley University, where he earned a B.S. in Political Science in 2000. He moved on to Creighton University School of Law and received his J.D. in 2003. Those years set the stage for a career that has balanced courtroom work with committee leadership and bar association participation.
After law school, Jumbeck established a practice that spans Illinois and Missouri. He is admitted to practice in both states. Over time he developed a practice concentrated on family law matters, and he took on roles that brought him into the local legal community. His work has involved contested matters, negotiated settlements and the procedural demands that family law litigation often presents.
He has maintained a presence in bar organizations. He serves as Co-Chair of the Will County Bar Association Family Law Committee, a role that involves coordinating programming and discussion among local family law practitioners. He is also a member of the American Bar Association. His committee work has kept him engaged with changes in rules and practice affecting family law practitioners.
Jumbeck practices from an office associated with Reich, Jumbeck & Stole. He also meets with clients by appointment only, often to address sensitive or time-critical issues. His client work has required both courtroom hearings and negotiated resolutions. He approaches those tasks with an eye for procedure and an understanding of the personal stakes involved in domestic relations matters.
Colleagues describe him as steady in hearings and precise in pleadings. He has sought to stay current on developments that influence family law practice. That has included following local court practices and state-level changes in statutes and procedural rules that affect divorce, custody and related matters.
Outside casework, Jumbeck has been active in shaping local professional conversation through his Will County Bar Association role. The committee work has given him a regular platform to discuss case law, courtroom practice and procedural updates with peers. He has also participated in broader ABA discussions that touch on family law issues.
Today, Jumbeck continues to serve clients in family law and domestic relations matters from his office with Reich, Jumbeck & Stole and by appointment-only consultations, focusing his practice on family law and related court proceedings.
