Kara Wolinski

Kara completed her undergraduate studies at Clemson University, earning degrees in both Psychology and Political Science. Although she initially considered becoming a therapist, her interest in law grew after taking a few political science courses. Family law ultimately drew her in because it combines her passions for understanding human behavior and working within the legal system.

After finishing her time at Clemson, Kara returned to her home of Chicago to attend Loyola University Chicago School of Law. At Loyola, she turned her focus toward family law. She externed for Judge Shapiro in the Cook County Domestic Relations Division during her last semester of law school. She also participated in Loyola’s Domestic Violence Practicum where she was tasked with providing legal information and resources to individuals who had orders of protection in place. Driven by her desire to help people through some of the most difficult and emotional experiences of their lives, Kara’s goal is to provide support, listen carefully, and ensure her clients feel heard and understood during challenging times.

She is passionate about helping her clients navigate the tumultuous waters of divorce and family law with grace and dignity. She is a firm believer that every person is deserving of compassionate legal advocacy, and she has developed her style of practice around that mentality.