Estate Planning Law Firm
In Oak Park, Illinois
Published Lawyer Protecting Americans With Disabilities
Proudly Serving: Chicago and Surrounding Areas
Frank Stepnowski Law, PC
Located in Oak Park, Illinois, we are dedicated to giving our clients the highest degree of legal services.
Welcome to Frank Stepnowski Law, PC, where your peace of mind is our priority. We focus in creating customized estate plans that reflect your unique wishes and ensure your loved ones are taken care of. Whether you’re navigating the complexities of elder law, establishing living trusts, or devising wills and special needs trusts, our friendly and knowledgeable team is here to guide you every step of the way. With a focus on estate administration and probate law, we’re dedicated to making these important decisions straightforward and stress-free. Let us help you build a secure future for you and your family.
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Published By The Illinois Bar Journal
Frank recently won appeals against a health insurer which attempted to pay only $50,000 on hospital bills of $600,000. The hospitals and doctors then tried billing the patient for the balances. After the appeals, the insurer paid the claims with no further cost to the patients. He is recently published an article in the Illinois Bar Journal on the operation of health insurance "narrow networks" and "balance billing."
In 2013, he was a panelist addressing the Chicago Bar Association Probate Law Committee in a discussion webcast to its members. He addressed current legislation pending in Illinois protecting people with disabilities and proposed changes to the guardianship laws.
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