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Property Tax Appeals & Real Estate Experts

Transform your legal challenges into opportunities with Chicago's premier real estate and business law firm. At Younis Law Group, P.C., we deliver strategic solutions that protect your interests and drive your success.

With a track record of representing hundreds of property owners across the Chicagoland area, we bring unmatched expertise to every business situation.

Real Estate

We guide property owners through buying, selling, leasing, and financing real estate across Chicagoland to protect your interests and achieve your goals.

Property Tax

We appeal overassessed residential and commercial property values across Cook, DuPage, Lake, and Will Counties. You pay attorney fees only when we lower the assessment.

Business

From daily operations to transformative transactions, we provide the legal expertise businesses need to grow and thrive in today’s market.


From daily operations to transformative transactions, we provide the legal expertise businesses need to grow and thrive in today’s market.

Every property transaction and business decision shapes your future.

Every property transaction and business decision shapes your future.

Our role isn't just to handle legal paperwork – it's to be your strategic partner, protecting your interests while helping you seize opportunities for growth. When clients succeed, we succeed.

Younis Law Group

Omar Younis

Managing Attorney

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Taxes

Lemont and Calumet Property Tax Appeal Deadlines for 2026

Cook County Assessor appeals are open in Lemont Township through September 29 and Calumet Township through October 2, 2026. Property owners should verify the PIN, assessment, property description, and evidence before the applicable deadline.

Taxes

How Long Does a Property Tax Appeal Reduction Last in Illinois?

An Illinois property-tax appeal reduction is tied to a particular assessment year. It may influence later assessments, but owners should not assume the same value or savings will automatically continue every year.

Taxes

What Does the January 1 Valuation Date Mean for an Illinois Tax Appeal?

Illinois property-tax appeals generally ask what the property was worth and how it should have been assessed as of January 1 of the assessment year. Evidence from another date can still help, but it should be connected clearly to that valuation date.

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