James G Militello III

Attorney Militello is the Managing Parter at Prime Law Group, LLC. Prime Law Group is truly a team of lawyers and staff. Our collaborative approach often takes the form of cooperation to share past experiences and develop creative approaches to new issues. This team approach has the additional advantage that if a new issue suddenly arises or an existing project becomes a top client priority, we can quickly assign additional lawyers who will already have the background necessary to tackle the problem at full speed.

The John Marshall Law School

J.D. (1991) | Juris Doctor

1988 - 1991

Marquette University

B.S. (1988) | Accounting, Finance

1984 - 1988

Attorney - Managing Partner

Prime Law Group, LLC

2012 - Current

Prime Law Group

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Mchenry County Bar Association

Member

1991 - Current

State Bar of Illinois  # 6207364

Member

1991 - Current

Illinois

Since 1991

Wisconsin

Since 2006

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Q. My mom and aunt have a house together. My aunt has been overcharging her for mortgage along with other utilities.

May 31, 2022

A: You need to find out how your aunt and mom took title to the house whether by "joint tenancy" or "tenancy in common". To determine what happens with the house in the event something happens to either one of them. You should also have your mom and aunt put an agreement together as to how those expenses, mortgage, utilities, taxes, insurance are to be shared and what happens if someone doesn't pay and someone pays the other share and what that means for reimbursement. At the end of the day the two of them need to get an agreement together and then deal with any inequities that may have already happened. Wishing you the best.