Jennifer Kolinski

Assistant Vice President - Trust & Estate Settlement Officer

Wealth Management

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Jennifer joined the Lake Ridge Bank Wealth Management Division in 2022. She brings over 25 years’ experience in trust account administration, estate/probate administration, and fiduciary tax return preparation. She has worked extensively with families, beneficiaries, attorneys and tax professionals through the many phases of settling an estate or Trust. Prior to working at Lake Ridge Bank, Jennifer worked at a law firm in downtown Madison.

Jennifer is a graduate of University of Wisconsin – Madison where she obtained a Bachelor’s degree in Behavior Science and Law. She is also an honors graduate of the Lawyer’s Assistant Program at Roosevelt University in Chicago, Illinois.

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University of Wisconsin – Madison
Roosevelt University – Chicago


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