The Law Office of Patrick J. O'Malley Jr.

05/12/2023

Friendly PSA… the Cook County Assessor has no right to go in your house… if they knock, send them on their way, they are bad news.

04/15/2022

I never post anything negative unless it’s a positive for you, don’t ever use Huntington Bank for lending or anything money/banking/lending-related… JMHO.

02/03/2020

It's that time of year... let me know if I can help with the Sale/Purchase of your home, or with your real estate taxes. All the South & Southwest suburbs will be reassessed at some point this year, starting with the Palos area in March. Don't miss the deadlines or you risk paying more than your fair share! Call, DM, or email me for more details.

01/27/2014

Wonderful Cook County Property Tax Bills came out today and I'm already getting calls from people to fight their taxes. I love to fight taxes and would love to fight yours. Let me know if I can take a look at your assessment.

10/29/2013

Check & see if your township is still open for tax assessment appeals for 2013:

http://www.cookcountyboardofreview.com/assets/pdfs/2013TOWNSHIPOPEN-CLOSE.pdf

10/19/2011

For all my Palos and Bremen area friends, you can now appeal your 2011 tax assessment to the Cook Co. Board of Review through Nov. 16. Let me know if you or your family, friends or neighbors need any help!

09/28/2011

The Cook County Board of Review is starting to open up for 2011 property tax assessment appeals; if you think your assessment is too high or you're paying too much in taxes, now is the time to act!!

07/11/2011

For all my Bremen Township friends, the deadline to appeal your 2011 Cook County property assessment is July 25th.

07/11/2011

Just a reminder to my Palos area friends, the deadline to appeal your 2011 Cook County property assessment is this Friday (7/15/11).

06/09/2011

Palos and Bremen Township Real Estate Assessment notices for 2011 are going to be mailed out in the next couple weeks. Let me know if you want help appealing your new assessment.

05/27/2011

For those of you who are self-employed or gain income as independent contractors, this is a good explanation of how we are hit big on the social security tax.

The often-overlooked Social Security tax is expected to start rising again next year.