Experienced & Affordable Cook County Divorce & Family Lawyers

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Affordable Divorce & Family Lawyers in Cook County

Family matters can be difficult and emotional times for all parties involved. Our Cook County family lawyers defend you in all family matters while protecting your and your family's interests.

Many people unfortunately put their family law needs on hold due to the high cost of legal services. At Serritella Law, we believe money should never be a barrier to accomplishing your legal goals and everyone in Cook County has a right to experienced, efficient and affordable legal services.

Divorce Services in Cook County

If you're considering a divorce in Cook County, you need to understand your options and the issues that will be involved in your divorce. These issues potentially include child custody & support, parenting time, spousal maintenance, college expenses and property division.

These factors can often increase the length of a divorce matter in Cook County however there are ways to reduce costs and potentially the length of a divorce by agreeing to the issues of a divorce outside of court. Negotiating with the other party outside of court can also prevent often harsh and emotional elements that often emotionally harm one or both of the parties.

Our experienced and affordable Cook County divorce lawyers b understand these matters and work with you and the opposing party to ensure the factors pertaining to your divorce are handled efficiently and affordably while reducing additional emotional and monetary costs.

Child Custody & Parenting Time in Cook County

One of the most contentious issues during any Cook County divorce proceeding involves custody of children and the awarding of child custody and parenting time. Our Cook County child custody attorneys have extensive experience defending parenting time and child custody rights including child custody and visitation rights. We ensure that your parental rights are paramount and defend parental and visitation judgments so that children involved have equal access to both parents while defending court orders.

Asset Division & Spousal Maintenance

During Cook County divorce, courts attempt to put both parties in as close to an equal position as both were prior to their marriage. Contention between parties can occur when dividing property, assets and the awarding of spousal maintenance.

As with child custody and support, these marital issues can be settled between the parties outside of the courtroom, helping to ease the monetary and emotional burden of your divorce. This often takes much less time, money , aggravation and allow you to move on with you and your family's life sooner.

Filing a Paternity Claim in Cook County

Our Cook County paternity lawyers quickly and efficiently help you file, respond and defend against paternity claims and protect your rights throughout the process. If you are looking to start or respond to a paternity claim in Cook County, contact our paternity lawyers today for a free consultation to learn about your rights.

Modifications to Cook County Family Orders

Once Cook County family matters are completed, circumstances may change that affect the terms of your agreements or the safety of your children. These could include a change in income of one parent that could lead to modification of child support payments, changes to parenting time and custody agreements or spousal maintenance orders.

There can be a number of factors including a substantial change in income of one party, the wishes of children involved or if the other party has been convicted of a crime. Our experienced and efficient Cook County family law attorneys have experience in every family law legal matter and defend your family's rights.

Free Cook County Divorce & Family Law Consultations

Contact our experienced and affordable Cook County divorce and family lawyers at 708-299-5827 or email us today for a free consultation on your family or divorce legal matter. We fight for your you and your family's rights while ensuring the best possible outcome for your divorce or other family matter.