Richard Flores Esq. - Arlington Heights, IL
Attorney at Law Offices of Jenet G. Pequeno, LLC
Family Law Lawyers in Arlington Heights, IL
215 N. Arlington Heights Road Suite 104 Arlington Heights, IL 60004
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Arlington Heights Family Law Lawyer
Updated: 10/08/2026
Areas of Practice
- Family Law
Attorney Information
Overview
Associate Attorney, Richard Flores is a logical, efficient, and passionate advocate. Born and raised in Lake County and a native Spanish speaker he knows what it takes to be a trailblazer. When Richard was 15 years old, he started working in a law firm in downtown Chicago. His initiative and inner drive allowed him to graduate from Carthage College in just 3 years. In college, he competed in moot court and played on a nationally ranked soccer team - experiences that sharpened his preparation, competitiveness, and ability to perform under pressure. Richard is fearless in his representation of our clients and has trial skills ready when needed, while also a keen ability in obtaining negotiated results favoring our clients.
Richard attended the University of Illinois in Chicago School of Law, where he worked at a family and estate planning law firm and was exposed to a variety of legal matters and unique situations. Today, Richard’s passion for hard work drives his motivation to serve the best interests of his clients and seeks to make every experience personable. Richard knows our clients have options in their legal representation and seeks to out-service and out-perform other attorneys. Richard handles multi-million-dollar trials, divorces, parentage matters, and also the wherewithal to handle a matter that involved lawyers in the Country of Germany.
Richard is also adept at estate planning and is able to handle all of your estate planning needs. This includes discussing the differences between a trust and a will. Discussing what type of trust you may want to establish. Richard can also help you decide on what powers to provide in a Medical Power of Attorney and also the strengths and risks of an Illinois Power of Attorney as to Property.
Discipline cannot be taught. When working with Richard, you are in safe hands. Outside of court, you can find him at the golf course or soccer field. Richard loves hosting family and friends with his wife and soul mate, having begun dating her in junior high.
Education
Legal Education
- University of Illinois College of Law, Illinois
Non Legal Education
- Carthage College, 2020
Current Employment Position(s)
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Associate Attorney
Contact
215 N. Arlington Heights Road
Suite 104
Arlington Heights, IL 60004
Phone Number: 847-495-7182
Email: Send a message
Website: https://www.jgpfamilylaw.com
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