Grace Lee

Grace Lee is a distinguished Associate Attorney with Taege Law Offices, where she demonstrates an unwavering commitment to her clients' needs and expectations. Specializing in family law, divorce, and child custody, Grace is known for her compelling advocacy and aggressive representation, ensuring her clients' interests are vigorously defended at every stage of the legal process.

Grace's journey in law began at The University of Illinois in Champaign, where she received a Bachelor of Arts in Human Development and Family Studies. This foundation equipped her with a unique insight into family dynamics, a quality that she brings into her practice today, enabling her to understand and empathize with her clients on a deeper level.

Following her undergraduate studies, Grace honed her legal skills at DePaul University College of Law. During this time, she demonstrated her leadership abilities as the President of the Asian Pacific American Student Association. This role reinforced her commitment to fostering diversity and inclusivity, values that she continues to uphold in her current position.

Grace's practical experience is underscored by a judicial externship with the Honorable Judge Mark Lopez, a family law judge in the Circuit Court of Cook County. Assisting Judge Lopez with divorce and child custody cases provided Grace with invaluable firsthand experience and a profound understanding of family law. Further augmenting her legal expertise, Grace worked for the Cook County State's Attorney's Office, practicing under an Illinois Supreme Court Rule 711 License. This experience provided her with a robust understanding of the legal process, enhancing her ability to navigate complex litigation and advocate fiercely for her clients.

With a potent combination of theoretical knowledge and practical experience, Grace Lee is a formidable asset to Taege Law Offices. Clients seeking a tenacious, experienced, and passionate attorney will find in Grace a trusted ally, fully equipped to secure the best possible outcomes for their family law matters.