About Kurt
Kurt Larsen combines a finance background and a law degree to shape a practice rooted in Chicago-area matters. He studied finance at Southern Illinois University at Carbondale, earning a B.A. in 1988. He then attended The John Marshall Law School, receiving his J.D. in 1992.
After law school, Larsen began building a legal career that appears in directory listings by the mid-1990s. Records note him in 1995 as a lawyer practicing under his own name. Over the years he has maintained ties to both Cook and DuPage County legal communities.
Larsen belongs to several professional organizations that reflect the scope of his work. He is a member of the American Immigration Lawyers Association and the National Association of Consumer Bankruptcy Attorneys. He also holds memberships in the Chicago Bar Association and the Du Page County Bar Association. Those affiliations place him among lawyers who practice in immigration, consumer bankruptcy and related civil matters.
Volunteer service has been a consistent part of his practice. He participates in the Chicago Bar Association’s Wills for Heroes program, offering basic estate documents to first responders. He also serves as a volunteer lawyer for the Cook County Mortgage Mediation Program, assisting homeowners and lenders in mediation settings.
Clients and colleagues see Larsen as a local practitioner who handles a range of issues tied to personal finance and family stability. His background in finance informs cases that touch on bankruptcy and debt relief. Membership in immigration-focused groups indicates work in visa, residency and other immigration matters. His volunteer work has added estate-planning and mortgage-mediation experience to his roster.
He practices from an office listed as Kurt G. Larsen Lawyer at Law and remains active in the Chicago legal community. His current practice centers on consumer bankruptcy, immigration-related matters, and volunteer estate and mortgage mediation services.
