Stephen A. Brundage is a skilled attorney based in Wheaton, Illinois, serving clients in DuPage County and surrounding areas. With expertise in criminal defense, civil law, divorce, and family law, Stephen is dedicated to providing aggressive representation and practical solutions to complex legal issues. As a trial attorney, he is committed to fighting for his clients’ rights and delivering the best possible outcomes in their cases. Whether you are facing criminal charges, going through a divorce, or dealing with a traffic violation in Chicago or Naperville, Stephen Brundage is here to help. Contact his law firm today for experienced and reliable legal assistance.

Tony Hernandez

3/20/2025

I had the pleasure of working with Stephen Brundage, and I couldn't be more satisfied with his services. From the very beginning, Stephen was professional, knowledgeable, and truly dedicated to achieving the best possible outcome for me. He took the time to understand my case thoroughly and provided clear, honest advice every step of the way.

Thanks to Stephen's expertise and commitment, we achieved a result that exceeded my expectations. I deeply appreciate his hard work and the genuine care he showed throughout the process. If you're looking for an attorney who is not only skilled but also compassionate and reliable, I highly recommend Stephen Brundage!

Lisa Perry

3/14/2025

Stephen was so wonderful and kind. He helped through a difficult time with his expertise and guidance and most of all his humanity. I would recommend him for anything he handles and grateful for all he and his paralegal did for us.

Clan Compton

2/26/2025

Hiring Mr. Brundage for my traffic citations was absolutely the correct move. His office personnel are exceptionally efficient, knowledgeable and friendly. At court I had to do virtually nothing except be present. He handled everything and filed the necessary documentation resulting in a dismissal. Had I gone in without his representation I would not have known to file that request properly and instead of being in and out of the courthouse for 25 minutes, I would have been there all day with the other 150+ cases and most definitely would not have had the tickets dismissed.