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Buffalo Grove Law Offices understands that at the center of any family law matter is a family. We are committed to helping families struggling with divorce and other emotional family law issues to resolve their disagreements and move forward with their lives.
There is life after divorce. We help clients prepare for that future. With experience and veteran perspective, we help families arrive at individualized outcomes to help them continue to thrive through the future, even if the dynamics and relationships have changed. This includes working to ensure that the future is financially and emotionally supported for both you and your children. We advocate for the children from start to finish, ensuring that their worlds are impacted as minimally as possible.
Our firm often assists clients in avoiding the uncertainty and expense of a courtroom battle by negotiating favorable out-of-court solutions through mediation and arbitration. However, if the other side is unwilling to agree to a fair settlement, our principal attorney, Angela E. Peters, is a veteran trial lawyer with more than 30 years of experience successfully defending our clients’ interests at trial.
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FATHER PROPERLY PREVENTED FROM HAVING CONTACT WITH HIS CHILD
Father filed a complaint to determine parentage in the trial court. He was initially granted supervised parenting time. Later, the court entered a parenting order that reserved parenting time for father. This was because of [...]
DEBT IS NOT TO BE TREATED AS A CREDIT FOR FATHER’S CHILD SUPPORT OBLIGATIONS
The Marital settlement agreement (MSA) provided that husband owed wife a child support arrearage in the amount of $79,301.44. He would repay that debt by reimbursing each of the 3 children's section 529 plans accordingly. [...]
SWAPPING PROPERTY OBLIGATIONS
Pursuant to the terms of the divorce judgment, husband was to make three $5,000 payments to wife over a one-year period. Wife was also to receive specified marital property. Husband was to receive the remainder [...]
RETIREMENT AND DISABILITY BENEFITS
After court entered judgment of dissolution. Husband died. Then, wife (Jodi) filed 3rd-party complaint against Mary. Mary was husband's wife at the time of his death. Jodi alleged that Mary was unjustly enriched because she [...]
ANY CHANGES SINCE THE MOST RECENT SUPPORT JUDGMENT?
Ex husband filed a petition to reduce his child-support obligations. The trial court found that there had not been a substantial change in circumstances even though ex husband's overnight custody had grown from 15% to [...]
SDU PAYMENT HISTORY USED AS PROOF OF NONPAYMENT BY EX HUSBAND
The trial court held numerous hearings on multiple postjudgment issues. These issues had been pending for several years. The trial court entered an order denying a finding of contempt against ex husband for nonpayment of [...]
