Attorney Grant Schricker

Grant is dedicated to creating a client experience in legal services that is surprisingly simple and painless. Grant’s clients consistently comment that working with him was easier than they expected.

He focuses his law practice on Estate Planning and Elder Law matters. Grant combines technical and operational excellence with a congenial disposition that makes him both very effective and easy to work with. He cares deeply about his clients and his profession and counts it a privilege and a calling to practice law.

Grant obtained his law degree from the University of Illinois and has spent his entire career practicing law in Central Illinois. He resides with his family in the City of Washington.

Client Experience Manager Evan McIntyre

Evan is committed to making every client interaction at Lumen Law feel personal, responsive, and refreshingly accessible. With a background rooted in customer service and sales, he brings a client-first mindset to everything he does by prioritizing fast, attentive service and a level of availability that sets Lumen Law apart.

He joined Lumen Law Office in 2026 and focuses on ensuring that every client feels heard, supported, and well taken care of from the very first conversation. Evan believes that exceptional service isn't just good business - it's an opportunity to glorify God, and he carries that conviction into every interaction.

Evan has called the Peoria area home since 1995 and is an active member of Grace Presbyterian Church. Outside of the office, he enjoys the quiet craftsmanship of whittling, the precision of origami, and is an avid reader.

Purpose

The Lumen Law Office exists to work with excellence to provide the best possible client experience in legal services, all for God’s glory.

Philosophy

God’s glory is the chosen highest aim based on the belief that aiming for the highest possible good brings out the very best in us.

The practice of law has a long history and deep tradition. The client-centered approach to practicing law is based on the Rule described by Jesus in Matthew’s Gospel (in response to a Lawyer’s question):

And one of them, a lawyer, asked him a question to test him. “Teacher, which is the great commandment in the Law?”

And he said to him, “You shall love the Lord your God with all your heart and with all your soul and with all your mind. This is the great and first commandment. And a second is like it: You shall love your neighbor as yourself. On these two commandments depend all the Law and the Prophets.”

We work every day to treat our clients the way we would want to be treated. The mission comes down to applying this concept to the delivery of legal services.

In this way and many others, our approach to the law is distinctly influenced by our Christian faith. The principles in God’s law have been the bedrock for law and jurisprudence in the United States since its founding. Those principles shape how we practice law and how we do business.

We strive to put our clients first.

We are open and transparent about how we bill, and how much we charge for a service.

We never pressure clients to hire us.

We joyfully give away services for low or no cost to those in need.

We strive to resolve conflict with creative, peaceable solutions.

We do this because that’s how we would want to be treated if we were the client.