Messer, Roger N.

From the experiences of friends and family, I know divorce can be an involved process and a difficult time for everyone involved. My aim is to be a strong advocate for those who need a voice within the context of divorce proceedings. I share Susan and Kelly's dedication to our clients, and share their passion in helping individuals deal with the financial and emotional effects of divorce. I also share their policy of working towards minimizing roadblocks, and aggressively and thoroughly advocating our clients' positions in the courtroom.

Prior to joining the firm, I worked for a large Chicago firm in civil litigation, for an international corporation in transactional and real estate issues, and as an Assistant State’s Attorney in Tazewell County prosecuting misdemeanors. I strive each day to provide representation which is efficient, effective and compassionate.

Education:

Tamara (Frow) Meister graduated from Illinois Wesleyan University in 2006. She received her Juris Doctor from The John Marshall Law School in 2012, graduating in the top 25% of her class. At the John Marshall Law School she served as a teaching assistant and research assistant to Professor Rogelio Lasso.

Biography:

Tamara was born and raised in Morton, Illinois, and attended Peoria Notre Dame High School. Tamara and her husband relocated to Central Illinois in 2012

Philanthropic Activities:

Crittenton Centers Festival of Trees, Committee Member
Miss Morton Scholarship Pageant, Committee Member