Schaumburg Divorce Attorneys

If you are filing for divorce in Illinois or have been served with divorce papers, you want a lawyer with the skills and experience to protect your rights. If you are looking for Schaumburg divorce attorneys, please contact SAM LAW OFFICE LLC. Our knowledgeable legal team understands what is at stake in your divorce. We also recognize the adverse effect these proceedings can have on your children.

No matter whether you plan to proceed with an uncontested divorce or you are expecting to have a contentious divorce, our Schaumburg divorce attorneys are here to help.

How SAM LAW OFFICE LLC can Assist You

Instead of letting the divorce process overwhelm you, let one of our skilled attorneys handle all the complicated legal tasks. Do not put your assets at risk by attempting to process the divorce on your own. We can walk you through the entire legal process and ensure your rights will always be protected.

Depending on your situation, we may be able to assist you with divorce-related matters, such as:

• Uncontested divorce,
• Contested divorce,
• Marital separation,
• Property division,
• Collaborative divorce,
• High net worth divorce,
• Child custody/allocation of parental responsibilities and parenting time,
• Spousal support award,
• Child support,
• Mothers’ and Fathers’ rights
• Paternity
• Post-divorce modifications and decrees

Common Issues in Schaumburg Divorces

One of the most contested aspects of any divorce in Illinois is property division. Under Illinois law, the division of assets should be fair and equitable. It does not mean that everything will be split down the middle, though. Some of your assets could be challenging to divide because they are considered hard-to-value. Examples could include investments, business ownership, rare assets, etc.

If you have children, it could also delay finalizing your divorce. Typically, both parents want to spend as much time as possible with their children, and they want to make the parenting decisions. However, if you cannot reach an agreement on your own, the judge will have to decide. The court’s main priority will be to determine what is in the best interest of your children, which may not be what either of you wants. If you cannot reach an agreement on child support payments, the court will also issue an award. The amount is subject to the legal guidelines and set forth by Illinois law.

Contact Our Schaumburg Divorce Attorneys Today

If you need help with your Illinois divorce, contact SAM LAW OFFICE LLC today to schedule an initial consultation. We recognize what a stressful time this is for you and your family. We want to be there for you and help you finalize your divorce so you can begin focusing on this new chapter of your life.