A lawsuit has been filed in Cook County, Illinois, that could have significant implications for property buyers and sellers alike. On April 7, 2025, Nathan Wille and Kendall Wille initiated legal action against Goran Veselinovich in the Circuit Court of Cook County. The plaintiffs allege that Veselinovich knowingly concealed significant defects in a property they purchased from him.
Nathan and Kendall Wille, residents of Cook County, are suing Goran Veselinovich over allegations related to a real estate transaction gone awry. According to the complaint filed by their attorneys at The Law Offices of Tim Biasiello, the Wills purchased a residential property located at 320 Dale Street in Arlington Heights, Illinois. They claim that Veselinovich, who owned the property before March 10, 2024, failed to disclose known defects in the property's foundation. Specifically, they assert that he was aware of deep cracks and bulges but chose to conceal these issues with temporary patching materials.
The complaint details how Veselinovich allegedly misled potential buyers by providing a Real Estate Property Disclosure Report that falsely stated he was unaware of any material defects in the basement or foundation. The Wills relied on this disclosure when they agreed to purchase the property for $662,500 on March 10, 2024. However, after taking possession on April 10, 2024, they experienced severe water damage due to foundation issues previously hidden by walls constructed over defective areas.
The plaintiffs accuse Veselinovich of violating the Illinois Residential Property Disclosure Act (765 ILCS 77/1 et seq.) by failing to disclose known defects. They also charge him with fraudulent concealment for deliberately hiding these issues to facilitate the sale. As a result of these alleged actions, Nathan and Kendall Wille claim damages exceeding $50,000 due to repairs and personal property damage caused by water intrusion.
In their lawsuit, the Wills seek compensatory and punitive damages from Veselinovich. They request an amount exceeding the jurisdictional limits of the Cook County Law Division along with prejudgment interest, costs associated with legal proceedings, and reasonable attorney fees as stipulated under state law (765 ILCS 77/55).
Representing Nathan and Kendall Wille is Tim Biasiello from The Law Offices of Tim Biasiello located at Park Ridge; his contact details include phone number 847-825-7744 and email timbslo@yahoo.com. The case has been assigned Case ID: 2025L004738 within Calendar S section presided over by Judge Mariyana T Spyropoulos.