At Serritella Law, our Cook County divorce and family law attorneys understand that divorce matters are often difficult and emotional times for all parties involved. Our goal is to quickly, efficiently, and affordably accomplish your divorce goals while protecting your rights and legal interests.
We believe everyone has a right to experienced, efficient and affordable divorce services in Cook County to help defend your marital interests and protect your rights throughout all the issues involved in your divorce.
Quickly and efficiently settle the issues that often take the most time during a divorce including child custody & support, alimony, college expenses and property division.
We help you and the other party negotiate the terms of these agreements outside of court, which allows you to save time, money and most importantly, the frustration of negotiating these issues alone.
A major issue during any Cook County divorce matter involves the custody of children and the awarding of parenting time and child support.
Our Cook County divorce lawyers have extensive experience defending child custody rights including parenting time, visitation rights and paternity that ensure that your rights are paramount. We defend Cook County parenting time and visitation judgments so that children involved in a divorce have equal access to both parents while defending Cook County child custody and support orders.
New Illinois laws have included both parties' incomes to calculate the awarding of child support to another party. These calculations have dramatically changed the way child support is calculated now as opposed to years past. Our Cook County child support lawyers can assist you with a free consultation to learn more about the divorce and child support process or give you a paid legal consultation that calculates the amount of child support that you would receive under the new child support laws.
If you have a child support judgment from before the new income shares child support laws have come into effect, it may be beneficial to begin the process of modifying your child support judgment.
Cook County courts often award college expenses to advance the higher education of the children involved during a divorce. While there are no set laws as to how much in college expenses is awarded, courts have wide discretion with what they can award. Contact our Cook County child support lawyers for a free consultation to start, modify or end child support today.
During Cook County divorce proceedings, courts attempt to put both parties close to an equal position as possible as they were before marriage. This being said, contention between parties can occur when dividing property, assets and the awarding of spousal maintenance.
Though contentious, these issues can often be settled between the parties outside of the courtroom, which leads to your divorce taking less time, money, aggravation and allow you to move on with you and your family's life sooner.
Once a divorce matter is completed, additional factors may occur that could cause a need to modify or change the terms that have been agreed upon during a divorce. These changes could include income of one parent that could lead to modification of child support payments, changes to parenting time and custody agreements or spousal maintenance orders.
Our Cook County divorce lawyers have experience in every family law legal matter to defend your family's rights and protect your interests.
Contact our experienced, efficient and affordable Cook County divorce lawyers at 708-299-5827 or email us today for a free consultation to learn how we fight for you and your family's rights while ensuring the best possible outcome for your divorce matter.
Do you have an imminent court date? Don't hesitate to contact us!
Experienced legal services don't have to be expensive, Serritella Law handles legal matters efficiently and effectively while accomplishing your legal goals.
Whether in person, virtually or over the phone, we tell you how we will effectively handle your legal matter. We ensure you stay informed throughout the process so you know the progress being made.
If you have a new or upcoming emergency court date, we can ensure you are represented.
We offer legal consultations in person, over the phone and virtually in order to serve you better.
Cook County, Will County, DuPage County
Kane County, Boone County, Livingston County, DeKalb County, McHenry, Lake, Grundy & Kendall Counties
.png){kind=small}
