(standing l to r) David Goldstein, Jay Frank, Elizabeth Lazzara;
(seated l to r) Michael Zaslavsky, Julie Neubauer, Mel Blum

We take the time to get to know you personally and to understand all the issues affecting you. We care about the details, and we’re available on your schedule. Our experienced attorneys will work with you closely — from beginning to end. We do whatever it takes, the big things and the small ones, to get the job done.

Jay Frank and Elizabeth Lazzara head the Aronberg Goldgehn family law team, and both have been selected by their peers as Leading Lawyers and Super Lawyers, a distinction afforded only 5 % of Illinois lawyers.

Jay Frank
jfrank@agdglaw.com

Jay Frank understands that divorce makes your life complicated. The financial and legal issues only add to the stress, so it is important to find a lawyer to look out for your best interests. “Everything that means anything is on the table — the children, the possessions, the house, the retirement plan, and sometimes the family pet,” he says. He is prepared to devote himself 110% to your case, doing whatever is necessary to achieve the best possible resolution.

This kind of expertise has been cultivated for over 30 years of experience, focusing largely on representing women. Mr. Frank has earned a reputation as an expert on family law, and frequently writes articles, speaks at seminars, and appears on TV and radio. Mr. Frank’s clients say that they end up in a better position than when they first walked into his office.

Elizabeth Lazzara
elazzara@agdglaw.com

Elizabeth Lazzara has spent the last 17 years assisting families with their family law conflicts. From child custody and parenting issues, to tracking down income and dividing up the financial pie, Ms. Lazzara is in charge. Her practical, expert, and common-sense approach reassures clients that they will receive quality representation specifically devoted to getting clients the results they deserve.

Ms. Lazzara’s specialized knowledge, expertise and insight have led her to be recognized among the top family lawyers in Illinois. She publishes and lectures regularly on family law topics.

Melvin Blum
mblum@agdglaw.com

Melvin Blum brings to the team and his clients almost 50 years of experience practicing law in Illinois. His vigorous representation of clients in family law matters frequently involves the use of his extensive background in business, taxation, and finance.

David Goldstein
dgoldstein@agdglaw.com

David Goldstein has handled a wide array of matrimonial matters, from simple divorces to complex property division and contested custody battles. He is proactive, and keeps clients informed and involved in every stage.

Julie Neubauer
jneubauer@agdglaw.com

Julie Neubauer has a background as an advocate and counselor for survivors of domestic violence, and dedicates her practice to matrimonial and family law. She strives to bring stability into the lives of her clients and their families.

Michael Zaslavsky
mzaslavsky@agdglaw.com

Michael Zaslavsky works with his clients, seeking every possible solution to resolve a dispute before resorting to litigation. He has achieved successful outcomes in even the most complex situations, often involving financial, real estate, contract, and child custody issues, and is frequently appointed a child’s representative in contested custody cases.

For more information or to book a consultation, please contact:

330 N. Wabash, Suite 3000, Chicago, IL 60611
Phone: (312) 828-9600
Fax: (312) 828-9635

Website: www.agdglaw.com

Jay Frank has written the following faqs:

FAQs:

• “I may not be able to pay my attorney as I’m running out of money. Will my attorney work for me if I can’t afford to pay?”
• “Should I move out of the house; will it affect the results of my divorce?”
• I need a lawyer for my divorce. What are the things to look for when I am hiring a lawyer?
• How should I prepare myself for the deposition for my divorce?
• "If I divorce, will my children be able to afford to go to college or university?"
• "Will my spouse be entitled to some of my pension after our divorce? If so, can I prevent this?"
• "How is it determined which of our property is marital and which is separate?"
• "My spouse has had several affairs; it's one of the reasons we split up. Can I use this against him in the divorce proceedings?"
• "My ex-husband hasn't paid the last two months of child support. I found out last night he took his new girlfriend to the Bahamas. I'm so angry. What can I do?"
• "If I file for divorce, how can I protect certain assets from my ex?"
• "How do I find the right lawyer for me?"
• "Can one lawyer represent my spouse and me?"
• "In common law, are you entitled to same support and property as if married?"
• "I have committed adultery. Will my wife get everything?"
• "I don't feel like my lawyer is answering my questions. How can I change this?"
• "Can I make modifications to my Divorce Decree?"
• "I'm attracted to my lawyer. Is it OK for me to date or sleep with him?"
• "How can I keep my legal costs down during my divorce?"
• "My ex-wife recently married a very wealthy man. Can I now stop making child support payments?"

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