Hanover Park and Chicago, Illinois Family Law Attorneys
Law Offices of Elliot Heidelberger
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7225 Longmeadow Lane |
20 N. Clark St., Suite 1725 |
At the Law Offices of Elliot Heidelberger, our family law lawyers have over fifty years of experience helping men and women in Chicago, Cook County and the collar counties resolve legal issues regarding their marriage, property, children, business interests, financial planning, support, parentage and related concerns.
We understand that most people confronted with divorce never anticipated that they would find themselves in this situation, and there is no way to predict how one will react. People have a wide range of emotional responses, including fear of the unknown, anger, sadness, depression, and, in some cases, relief. We are prepared to make this process as comfortable for our clients as possible.
We represent clients in courts throughout the Chicago metropolitan area, including downtown Chicago, the North Shore suburbs, the northwest suburbs-including courts in Skokie and Rolling Meadows, as well as family law courts in DuPage County, Kane County, Lake County, and McHenry County--including the communities of Wheaton, St. Charles, Waukegan, and Woodstock. We routinely serve clients who live or work in Chicago and its collar county suburbs, as well as out of state clients and former residents.
We have helped clients sort through the legal and emotional issues that become intertwined in these related legal proceedings. Our divorce attorneys routinely guide our clients through all family law issues, including:
Our firm places a special emphasis on family law issues that children face throughout the divorce process. Attorney Elliot Heidelberger is a Fellow of the American Academy of Matrimonial Lawyers (AAML). He has been named by his peers as an Illinois Leading Lawyer and Super Lawyer in the area of Family Law. In addition, Cook County judges have appointed him as a Guardian ad Litem and Children's Representative in cases involving custody and visitation disputes in Cook County.
Many of the issues associated with divorce have the potential to continue long after the divorce is final. This is especially true of issues related to children. These can continue through the completion of the post high school education. Often we are called upon to enforce the terms of the divorce agreement and court orders when they are being ignored. Therefore, our lawyers and staff strive to develop and maintain relationships with our clients even after their divorces are final.
Contact the Law Offices of Elliot Heidelberger
Men and women often contact us to obtain information about their legal rights in case they or their spouse decides to file for a divorce in the future. If you have a question concerning a family law issue, please contact Illinois divorce attorney Elliot Heidelberger.
