About
Jacqueline M. Aldrich, a dedicated lawyer based in Naperville, Illinois, has a strong background in criminal and appellate law, as well as family law. Born and raised in Chicago, Illinois, she earned her Bachelor of Arts degree from North Central College in Naperville, Illinois, majoring in Political Science. During her time at North Central College, she excelled in Mock Trial competitions, showcasing her skills in legal advocacy. After graduating with honors, Jacqueline pursued her legal education at The John Marshall Law School, where she further honed her skills in legal research and writing. She actively participated in The John Marshall Law Review and served as an Associate Justice of the Moot Court Executive Board. Her passion for criminal law led her to clerk at Ronaldson and Kuchler, LLC, where she gained valuable experience in personal injury and workers compensation cases. Upon graduating and being admitted to the Illinois Bar in 2006, Jacqueline joined Kreiter and Gibbons & Associates as an Associate Lawyer, focusing on criminal law and criminal appeals. She continued to expand her legal expertise at Wolfe & Stec, Ltd., where she also began practicing family law in 2008. As the founder of J. Aldrich Law, P.C., Jacqueline remains committed to advocating for her clients\ constitutional rights, particularly in criminal cases. She understands the importance of providing compassionate support and being a strong voice for her clients during challenging legal proceedings. Jacqueline M. Aldrich\s dedication to her clients and her diverse legal background make her a trusted advocate in the Naperville, Illinois community.
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