About Richard M. Colombik

Richard M. Colombik is a lawyer practicing tax law, estate planning, business law. Richard received a B.S. degree from University of Colorado at Boulder in 1975, and has been licensed for 46 years. Richard practices at The Muller Firm, LTD. in Chicago, IL.

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Services

Areas of Law

Trusts and Estates 1
- Estate Planning
Business Law
Other 1
- Tax Law

Practice Details

Payment Information

Payment & Cost Features
Fixed hourly rates: $425 - $500/hr
Fixed fees available
Firm Information

Position
Attorney

Firm Name
The Muller Firm, LTD.

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Experience

Bar Admission & Memberships

Admissions
1980, Illinois
1980, United States District Court for the Northern District of Illinois

Memberships
Illinois State (Member: Sections on: Business Advice & Financial Planning, 1990
Federal Taxation Section Council, Chairman, 1993-1994
Counsel on Estates & Trusts, 1995
Committee on Public Relations, 2000) and American (Vice Chairman, Taxation Section of General Practice Committee, 1995-1998
CPA's Liaison to Internal Revenue Service National Office, 1999-2000) Bar Associations
Northwest Suburban Bar Association (Chairman, Estate Planning, Probate & Tax Committee, 1989-1990
Budget Committee, 1995-1996
Governor, 1990-1994)
North Suburban Bar Association (Governor, 1991-1994)
American Association of Attorneys-CPA's (Vice-President, 1992-1997
Liaison to the Washington Office of the Internal Revenue Service, 2000).
Education & Certifications

Law School
John Marshall Law School
Class of 1980
J.D.
with distinction

Other Education
University of Colorado at Boulder
Class of 1975
B.S.
Personal Details & History

Age
Born in 1953
July 16, 1953

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