Robert L. Renfro - Wheaton, IL
Attorney at Huck Bouma
Commercial Lawyers in Wheaton, IL
1755 S. Naperville Road Suite 200 Wheaton, IL 60189
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Wheaton Commercial Lawyer
Updated: 03/02/2026
Areas of Practice
- Commercial
- Real Estate
- Residential
- Trust and Estate Administration
- Wealth Transfer and Estate Planning
Attorney Information
Overview
Robert L. Renfro, a Director with the Firm, has been an attorney with Huck Bouma for over 30 years and concentrates his practice in both the commercial and residential real estate markets.
As a member of the Huck Bouma Real Estate Practice Group, he has extensive experience in purchase and sale transactions as well as office, retail and industrial leasing.
Rob has represented clients in a wide variety of real estate matters, whether it involves assisting a client in securing a "mom and pop" retail lease in downtown Glen Ellyn or negotiating an office lease in the Willis Tower. Rob has also advised condominium boards in association matters and has assisted property owners in matters of finance and title.
He routinely works with the firm's estate planning group and often called upon to assist in the administration of wills and trusts.
Rob is a graduate of Lake Forest College, having transferred there following his freshman year at Iowa State University. He received his law degree at John Marshall Law School in Chicago.
Rob is a virtual life-long resident of Glen Ellyn and has served as a Village of Glen Ellyn Trustee, President and Ambassador of the Glen Ellyn Chamber of Commerce, and Chair of the Glen Ellyn Architectural Review Commission. Rob is also a member of the Kiwanis Club of Central DuPage.
He and his wife Viki, and daughter Rachel, continue to reside in Glen Ellyn.
Education
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Legal Education
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The John Marshall Law School,
Chicago,
Illinois, 1990
J.D.
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The John Marshall Law School,
Chicago,
Illinois, 1990
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Non Legal Education
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Lake Forest College, 1978
B.A.
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Lake Forest College, 1978
Current Employment Position(s)
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Director
Pro Bono Activities
- Former Village of Glen Ellyn Trustee
- Former President, Glen Ellyn Chamber of Commerce
- Board Member, Kiwanis Club of Central DuPage
- Life-Long Resident of Glen Ellyn
Bar Admissions
- Illinois
Other Affiliations
- DuPage County Bar Association
- Illinois State Bar Association
- Illinois Real Estate Lawyers Association
Contact
1755 S. Naperville Road
Suite 200
Wheaton, IL 60189
Phone: 630-395-7809
Fax: (630) 221-1756
Email: Send a message
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