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• Contact/Consultation
  • Counties & Towns Served
• Attorney
  • Attorney Rates
  • Memberships and Credentials
• Divorce Questions
  • 1. Divorce cost
  • 2. How long does a divorce take?
  • 3. Advantage to filing first.
  • 4. Leaving the state
  • 5. Contested vs. Uncontested divorce
  • 6. Common Law Marriage
  • 7. Standard Visitation
  • 8. Divorce Misunderstandings
  • 9. Divorce Residency Requirements
  • 10. Child Evaluations
  • 11. Affairs effect on Divorce
  • 12. Can the Children Leave the State?
  • 13. Absentee Spouse-Divorce
  • 14. Do I Need an Attorney?
• Divorce
  • Avoiding a Divorce
  • Preparing for a Divorce
  • Uncontested Divorce
  • Alternatives to litigation
  • Petition for Divorce
    • Grounds for Divorce
    • No Fault Divorce
  • Alimony & Spousal Support
  • Property
    • Retirement Accounts
    • Marital vs. Non-Marital Property
  • Legal Separation
  • Invalidity of Marriage (Annulment)
• Custody & Support
  • Mandatory Classes
  • Child Custody legal vs. residential custody
  • Custody Process
  • Child Support
    • Child Support Enforcement
  • Paternity (Parentage)
• Domestic Violence
  • Defenses to Orders of Protection
• Resource Links

Memberships and Credentials

Memberships:

Aurora Chamber of Commerce

Aurora Chamber of Commerce

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DuPage County Bar Association

* Also member of DuPage County Family Law Committee

Illinois Bar Association

American Bar Association

Illinois Collaborative Law Member

*This listing includes both past and present memberships and distinctions.

I am also on the Court Approved Guardian Ad Litem list for family law cases–Paternity and Divorce.

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