Illinois Lawyers, Divorce Professionals & Articles

Chicago, Illinois Divorce Lawyers
Feinberg Sharma is a renowned divorce and family law firm serving Chicago, its suburbs and surrounding counties. Our clients include business owners, executives, professionals, and other successful individuals with intricate issues.

Chicago, Illinois Family Law
With access to top expertise and resources, we always keeps your divorce case moving toward the best resolution.

Chicago IL Family Lawyers
Paul L. Feinstein has practiced matrimonial law since 1980 and is a Fellow of the American Academy of Matrimonial Lawyers. He handles a complete range of family law issues, including divorce, custody, antenuptial agreements and parentage. Many of his cases contain complex procedural and substantive matters and involve high profile people.

Dupage County Divorce Lawyers
At the Law Offices of Laura M. Urbik Kern, we provide a team approach through the knowledge and experience of our competent attorneys. Children’s security is also at the forefront of our firm. We aim to serve as advocates for both children and their interests in all areas of family law and mediation.

Mclean County Divorce Lawyers
With over 70 years of combined legal experience, Allison & Mosby-Scott is the preeminent divorce and family law firm in Bloomington, Illinois. We focus on providing compassionate and capable legal services for all areas of family law. We will fight for you and get you what is rightfully yours.  

Cook County Certified Public Accountant
Specializing in divorce cases, Linda Forman has practiced financial and tax guidance, retirement planning and ERISA issues, litigation support, and other areas of accounting in the Chicago area for over 30 years.

Illinois Divorce Mediator
Hon. Michele F. Lowrance (Retired) has over 39 years of experience as a lawyer, judge, and sought-after commentator on family law issues in Illinois and nationally. A child of divorce and divorced herself, Judge Lowrance brings unique problem-solving skills to even the most high-conflict cases, recognizing that successful breakup or divorce signals a changed relationship more often than simply an ended one.