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Located conveniently in Elgin, Illinois, the Casement Group is a versatile law firm helping individuals throughout Illinois with a variety of legal matters. We regularly serve clients in Kane County & DeKalb Counties and can help you resolve your legal matter in the most favorable and efficient way possible.
Whether you need a lease agreement reviewed or you need representation during a real estate closing, the Casement Group is here to help you. We regularly represent individuals and businesses in both real estate transactions as well as in settling potentially costly legal disputes regarding residential or commercial real estate. If you have any type of concerns regarding real estate and the law, call our law firm today for help.
As a CPA as well as a licensed attorney, Jim Casement has the ability and knowledge to help with a wide array of legal and tax matters.
With time, your child’s needs and your family circumstances will change post-divorce. You might move, change jobs with a different work schedule, your child may move to a different school, etc. Maybe your ex isn’t following the parenting time order as well as you are and compromising the best interests of your child. In such Read More
15 July 2020
Divorce can be a blessing in disguise for abused spouses. With a court ordered alimony, they can have a fresh start in life without worrying about finances. Also known as spousal maintenance, the amount they receive depends on their needs and the ability of their ex-spouse to pay for them. Here are some frequently asked Read More
1 July 2020
Even though divorce decrees in Illinois are considered final when they are presented to the court, you can request modifications in case of changes in circumstances. Here are some of those circumstances, which can make court intervention necessary. Change in Life Circumstances for the Parent or the Child A child – and even a parent Read More
17 June 2020
As a parent, imagine this scenario: Your ex, who does not have visitation rights with your children, picks up the kids from school or day care without your knowledge and disappears with them. Some ex-spouses may do this to hurt the other parent or from a sincere desire to spend more with their kids. However, Read More
3 June 2020
If you are living hand to mouth, even though you have your own business in Elgin, Illinois, filing for bankruptcy can relieve you of your burden. However, the decision to do so should only be made if it is the best course of action, which includes resolving your financial issues. While it can give you Read More
13 May 2020
According to the Illinois Landlord and Tenant Act, both have rights, which can ensure they are legally protected in case of a dispute. If you think yours are being violated – either as a landlord or tenant, go through this list first before filing a lawsuit: Rights and Responsibilities of Tenants If you are living Read More
30 April 2020
Have you ever wondered what would happen to your estate and assets if you become incapacitated or you pass away? Can you say for sure your estate and assets will go to your loved ones or family members? A power of attorney can prove invaluable – especially if you plan on making a will. He/she Read More
8 April 2020
A divorce can be a messy and heartbreaking event. Naturally, the last thing on your mind is who gets to keep what. This is where a court of law will step in. This can be a good or a bad decision – depending on your contributions, but an experienced divorce attorney can make sure you Read More
25 March 2020
Divorce can take a toll on the entire family, but the children are the real victims during a divorce. However, a well-maintained parenting plan can give them the emotional stability need to accept their situation in a healthy manner. Simply put, a parenting plan is a document divorcing parents must draft to determine who will Read More
17 March 2020
Whether you draft a will or not before you pass away in Elgin, Illinois, your estate will go through probate afterward. Usually, it is supposed to be distributed through a will, but if you fail to make one before your death, the state will decide how it should be distributed. Basically, the process decides whether Read More
27 February 2020
In Illinois, both spouses in a disputed marriage are responsible for providing spousal maintenance and gender has nothing to do with it. This is the cornerstone of spousal maintenance court proceedings, but the main issue a judge determines is whether the maintenance is appropriate. Here are some things they consider. Post-Divorce Income The court considers Read More
12 February 2020
Family law judges in Illinois know divorce does not set a family’s future and circumstances in stone. Post-decree modifications are not unheard of in case the circumstances significantly change. For example: One of the ex-spouses gets a better or a reduced salary because of a promotion, job loss, remarriage, medical bill, etc. Either of the ex-spouses Read More
30 January 2020
Child custody battles can turn a family’s life upside down, but the parent who has custody of the children can give them a stable life with adequate child support. In Illinois, this is determined by a set of guidelines the court uses to calculate the amount the non-custodial parent must pay. This includes a formula Read More
9 January 2020
Declaring bankruptcy can seem devastating at first, but the relief you feel will be palpable. That’s because by taking this action, you can: Protect your home from foreclosure and get time to make outstanding mortgage payments Prevent the utility services from cutting off your gas, electricity and water supply Challenge creditors who are trying to Read More
31 December 2019
Divorce can be a messy affair for a couple but knowing divorce laws can help you streamline your plans for a new beginning. What Is Alimony? Alimony or spousal maintenance refers to payments an ex-spouse must make post-divorce as alimony under certain circumstances. According to state law, a spouse has the right to demand temporary Read More
11 December 2019
If you are trying to buy a house in Elgin, IL, understanding local real estate requirements and laws can help you save thousands. Here are some tips that can help you make an informed decision: Research Market Trends Reading up on Illinois real estate market trends can help you determine the right time to purchase Read More
27 November 2019
A comprehensive estate plan will have both a will and trust to ensure all financial and physical assets are distributed in an orderly manner after the death of an individual. The process of estate planning and the forming of trusts is currently covered under the Illinois Trusts and Trustees Act. However, starting January 1, 2020, Read More
6 November 2019
All divorce proceedings under the Illinois Marriage and Dissolution of Marriage Act require a parenting plan to be presented as part of the divorce agreement. It helps identify who has custody of the child and how parenting time or visitation will take place. A pre-planned arrangement helps reduce friction and confusion between both parents, which Read More
30 October 2019
Estate planning is an important milestone and a critical part of our adult life. It is the process of structuring and distributing your assets and responsibilities to your family members for a prosperous and secure future. The process can be complex and difficult to keep track of the documents you may need to complete your Read More
9 October 2019
Spousal maintenance or alimony is usually negotiated during the divorce settlement and approved by a judge before it comes into effect. The amount is sought to support an ex-spouse who might use it to cover their medical bills, education, rent, or other monetary commitments after a separation. The calculations and conditions for a spousal maintained Read More
25 September 2019
Due to financial difficulties and hardships, there may be times when we are unable to pay our mortgage payments on time. Submitting payment past due dates on a regular basis or skipping payments not only leads to additional fees – it can also lead to potential foreclosure. When a foreclosure process starts by a real Read More
11 September 2019
A divorce decree is considered final because it contains both present and future provisions in relation to a variety of matters. However, due to a substantial change in circumstances, there may be a request from one party to revisit the ruling, resulting in a post-decree modification. The provisions defining a divorce and subsequent allocation of Read More
28 August 2019
If you currently own a home in America, you have fulfilled the American dream. Buying a home is one of the fastest and most effective paths to raise wealth in any country – particularly in the U.S. Buying a house is known as a way to store wealth and a way to provide a home Read More
7 August 2019
What is a Power Of Attorney? A power of attorney is a legal document that allows an individual or an agent to sign important paperwork in an event where you are unable to do so yourself. In this scenario, you will be legally known as ‘the principal’ and the individual representing you is known as Read More
26 July 2019
What is Child Support? A child support is a court order that designates a parent to provide childcare and other related expenses. The court will issue an Order of Support, which makes it obligatory for the other parent to pay the child support expenses as owed. In a scenario where the parent, who has a Read More
10 July 2019
Do-it-Yourself or DIY is well-known to apply to any task or project you start and finish all by yourself. When we say DIY, the first image that pops up in your mind might be of someone visiting a local hardware shop with a few bruises on their fingers buying equipment and supplies to finish their Read More
2 July 2019
Reverse Mortgage:A Chance to Cash in Your Home’s Equity Reverse Mortgage is a loan arrangement in Illinois, where homeowners 62 years of age or older have a chance to get a monthly payment, or a single lump sum payment, if they agree to turn their home equity into cash. A reverse mortgage is a way Read More
12 June 2019
You decided to marry because you were in love and wished to start a new life together. No couple thinks it will end in divorce. Unfortunately, some couples have to face reality when their marriage is falling apart. If you and your spouse have discussed divorce, either of you may have been served a petition Read More
30 May 2019
Buying and selling real estate without the assistance of an experienced real estate attorney in Illinois could land you in hot waters. Real estate attorneys warn people from coming up with their own quitclaim deed in Illinois. People interested in creating their own deed must do so with caution. For those interested in creating the Read More
16 May 2019
For many couples, divorce is a difficult decision and it affects every family member. A divorce is not something you can plan for in advance. Over time, couples are engulfed with irreconcilable issues, which force them to put an end to their dysfunctional relationship through legal means and mutual agreement. In the first few months Read More
2 May 2019
There are many investors seeking to expand their investment portfolio by capitalizing on real estate opportunities. Understanding of how to perform proper due diligence may save investors from legal complications. If you are looking to make an investment in real estate, you can benefit from the services of an experienced real estate lawyer. Here are Read More
17 April 2019
A divorce can give rise to disagreements and disputes between spouses, ranging from child custody battles to spousal maintenance arguments. One of the main areas which may create an extremely hostile situation is asset division, especially when there are valuable assets involved. If you are planning to part ways from your partner, here are some Read More
3 April 2019
When going to a real estate lawyer for the purpose of probate and trust litigation, most people are actually unaware of what to expect and, most importantly, what necessary documents and information should they bring to their office. Here are some of the important documents that you should take to your lawyer. Previous Will and Read More
21 March 2019
Legal matters pertinent to trusts and estates are extremely complex due to the numerous variables that are involved, supplemented by the level of intricacy and technicality involved in it, especially when it comes to estate planning. For instance, an individual may want to leave their property for their children from their prior marriage, but they Read More
5 March 2019
A trust is a right in an asset or a property, which is held in a fiduciary relationship by one entity for the benefit of another. The one who holds the title to the trust property is referred to as a trustee while the person who is entitled to receive benefits is deemed as beneficiary. Read More
19 February 2019
Estate planning can be fairly simple when two spouses are happily married and living together, provided that their financials are in order. However, when a couple is seeking to part ways, complexities may arise when planning their estate as there are additional factors that require consideration. Furthermore, if a married couple is opting for a Read More
5 February 2019
A security deposit is an advance payment which a tenant makes to a landlord other than the rental amount. It protects the landlord in case a tenant breaks or violates the rental terms or agreement. This amount may help a landlord to recover unpaid rent, utility bills, and pay for fixtures and repairs of the Read More
22 January 2019
There are many instances where two individuals are not happy together and may seek separation after a marriage; however, there are many aspects pertaining to divorce that they must consider such as alimony, child custody, visiting time, asset division, among others. The court takes all the facts and circumstances into the consideration and issues a Read More
10 January 2019
A title establishes legal relationship to the land an individual owns. It gives a person the right to a specific property; these rights may include possession and use of land, easements, mineral and water rights, amongst others. Disagreements over the title of real estate properties are quite common in the United States. There are many Read More
10 December 2018
In the United States, most spouses owe a significant sum of money in the form of home mortgage, car financing, and credit card loans, amongst others. Nerdwallet suggests that the average American household carries a balance of $15,482 in respect to credit card debt. The debt may seem negligible when couples are enjoying a happy Read More
3 December 2018
The United States has highly diverse and multi-cultural societies, but sadly, discrimination is an issue that is still prevalent today in the form of race, gender, religion, sexual orientation, amongst others. This prejudice is not only limited to educational institutes or workplace but may also occur during a real estate transaction, especially on the basis Read More
15 November 2018
There are many aspects such as alimony, property division, amongst others, that need to be addressed when spouses seek dissolution of their marriage. In such situations, the most crucial part of a divorce is determination of child custody. Sadly, the probability of a father getting custody of his child is lower than a mother as Read More
6 November 2018
Real estate auctions are very common in Illinois. It provides an enticing option for buyers to purchase a property or home due to its fast transaction process and quick efficiency. Real estate auctions are also favorable for sellers who are looking for swift procurement of money to pay certain loan payments or perhaps reinvest in Read More
17 October 2018
Marriage and divorce are emotionally difficult events in their own ways. While former is a joyful occasion, latter can be an extremely distressful and traumatic experience for both spouses. However, after separation, it is only fair that they are able to maintain a living standard similar to pre-separation. Unfortunately, most spouses are unable to continue Read More
2 October 2018
As a landlord, you have certain rights. Your tenant is responsible to follow laws and regulation of tenancy. For instance, your tenant should make rental payments on time, abide by agreed terms in rental agreement, and keep your property in a decent condition. However, when these rights are violated and your tenant is not willing Read More
18 September 2018
A couple may seek a divorce based on irreconcilable differences. In due process, it is imperative for a couple to obtain a financial order from a court in order to settle financial obligations towards each other. One of the most challenging aspects of divorce is property division, especially a marital home. In some instances, divorcing Read More
5 September 2018
Most people buy or rent at least one real estate property during their lifetime. While you might be able to find an excellent rental property or get a great deal while purchasing a real estate property, many people require the assistance of an experienced real estate lawyer to resolve any legal complications or requirements pertaining Read More
21 August 2018
In the aftermath of divorce, the most grueling question for parents is to decide who gets custody of their child and bears expenses of their education. Under the law, court has the power to decide which parent bears the responsibility of paying the child’s tuition fees. In most instances, the parent who does not have Read More
6 August 2018
An investment in commercial real estate can be very lucrative and tempting, however, these transactions contain high risk due to the sheer amount of money at stake. In the US, around $76.58 billion worth of commercial buildings were constructed in 2016 alone. There are several legal issues involved in the sale or purchase of commercial Read More
19 July 2018
Child custody is one of the most important issues that arise after a married couple decides to get a divorce. In most cases, both of the parents want to have the child live with them full time. There are thousands of couples who fight in a child custody battle every year in courts. The process Read More
10 July 2018
The average lifespan of a human being in the United States is around 78 years. Some die before they turn 78 while many are lucky enough to live longer. Preparing for an eventuality such as death is quite a practical and reasonable thing to do. While one may find it difficult to mentally prepare him/her Read More
21 June 2018
Divorce, often unavoidable, tears families apart. It takes the heaviest toll on the children involved as parents are engrossed in custody battles. During cases pertaining to child custody, the court decides who gains custody of the kids and defines parenting time, also referred to as visitation. Primarily, parenting time refers to the time the children Read More
7 June 2018
Selling or even buying a property is not a straightforward task as it involves a plethora of legal and financial processes before the sale is completed. Real estate disclosures are one of the main prerequisites for selling your property. Essentially, real estate disclosure is a document which informs or reveals important information such as defects Read More
21 May 2018
A prenuptial agreement is essentially a contract signed by a couple before their marriage. It serves to clarify the concerns regarding the ownership of their respective assets in case of a divorce. Although quite unromantic, people tend to opt for prenuptial agreements to protect their personal interests, particularly when they possess assets of considerable value. Read More
3 May 2018
Property and real estate laws typically concern things like landlord-tenant relations, homestead protection from creditors, and related matters. Laws regulating the rental market protect both landlords and tenants. In Illinois, for example, landlords must return a tenant’s security deposit within 30 days of the termination of the lease but the state doesn’t limit the amount Read More
19 April 2018
In this article, we shall summarize the laws pertaining to establishing paternity in the state of Illinois. Every state has its own set of family laws, which are generally identical but in some cases have glaring differences. According to Illinois state law, paternity can be established through any of the 3 methods listed below. Voluntary Read More
3 April 2018
Stuck in a relationship where you have irreconcilable differences with your spouse? And you wish to end your relationship without having to air your dirty laundry in public and squandering your money on an expensive divorce lawyer? File for a divorce or dissolution of marriage in a no-fault state. After the ratification of the amended Read More
21 March 2018
Commercial leases come with several terms, conditions and legal clauses that impact the property owner as well as the tenant with what may be involved, how the lease functions and what is paid. Typically, the lease specifics cover who pays for what service or commodity, the repairs and maintenance that need to be paid for Read More
12 March 2018
Real estate disputes can occur in a variety of situations, especially in the state of Illinois. You should seek advice from an experienced real estate attorney to resolve these disputes. However, learning more about the common causes of these disputes ensures that you can make the right choices and avoid problems when buying or selling Read More
22 February 2018
Child tax credit is important if you have dependent children in your family. The tax credit is levied in the United States when the income of a family is less than $110,000 a year. However, with divorced parents, the situation may be complex, especially in the state of Illinois. Although an experienced family lawyer can Read More
5 February 2018
Foreclosure is a harsh reality and comes without prior notice. It happens because every mortgage is legally covered, by contractual term, that a foreclosure will occur in case of non-payment. Ideally, avoiding circumstances that lead to foreclosure in Illinois is the best course of action, but financial hardships can make it difficult. You need the Read More
17 January 2018
A divorce does not free you of your liabilities and legal responsibilities towards your partner or your children. Even with a divorce and not having custody, you can be held responsible for supporting the educational, physical, emotional and psychological needs of your children. The level of support you must provide is often determined in terms Read More
2 January 2018
Co-ownership is when two or more individuals share ownership interest of a piece of land or any other form of real estate. In Illinois, several laws and regulations are in place that require co-owners to mutually agree upon how the property title will be held by all parties involved. Generally, there are 3 ways a Read More
18 December 2017
Several holidays are lined up during this month. Most people are likely to be excited about spending quality, joyous time with their family and friends during the holiday season, but divorced parents may still be uncertain about whether they will be able to spend time with their children this year. Illinois family laws were recently Read More
5 December 2017
Since 1984, child support payments were calculated using the percentage shares model in Illinois until 2017. Public Act 99-0764 was signed into law by Governor of Illinois on August, 12, 2016, announcing a new way of calculating child support in divorce cases. On July, 1, 2017, the new law was put into effect, modifying two Read More
21 November 2017
Several laws and regulations have been enforced to protect homebuyers from unpleasant surprises and fraud when they purchase a property. Sellers are required to disclose certain information to the buying party pertaining to the condition of the house. Generally referred to as transfer disclosures, this type of information enlightens buyers about the existing legal, physical, Read More
9 November 2017
Generally, a written residential lease is valid for a specific duration, such as one year or more, and is subject to renewal every time a tenant wants to continue living in the rental property. If you look at this from a landlord’s perspective, it is quite beneficial because they do not have to dedicate time Read More
19 October 2017
Grandparents are an important part of a family, and love their grandchildren as they love their own children. They provide affection, love, attention, and advice to their grandchildren that contributes to raising them to be good, responsible adults. However, if parents get divorced or the relationship between parents and grandparents is severed for any reason Read More
3 October 2017
Divorce is a complex and emotionally distressing process that can have lasting effects on your mental health, emotions, finances, relationships with family members, and children’s psyches. Situations become worse when you go through a contested divorce and your ex-spouse starts tossing accusations and insults to shake your position and secure a better deal for themselves. Read More
26 September 2017
Whether you are a first-time buyer or have been involved in several real estate transactions, it is essential you are aware of different kinds of issues that can arise during the process. In most cases, disputes occur pertaining the title of a property that can lead to headaches and delays in resolving the matter before Read More
6 September 2017
If you think that you will be evicted from the rental property soon, you should know that your landlord is required by the law to go through a proper legal procedure. Tenants have certain rights that they can exercise in order to protect themselves from unlawful eviction. It is important that you have a good Read More
23 August 2017
Whether you are married, in an unmarried relationship, going through a divorce, or share a child with your ex-spouse after getting re-married, it is important for you as a father to establish paternity. This legal process is necessary as it protects your child’s rights, as well as your rights as their father. Without establishing paternity, Read More
2 August 2017
If you are a parent going through a legal separation or divorce, you need to understand how a child support order may affect you in the future. Generally, a parent having the custody of the child(ren) receives regular payments from the non-custodial parent to help with their upbringing. In Illinois, previously child support calculations are Read More
20 July 2017
Unfortunately, real estate fraud continues to prevail in the United States with scam artists using new ways to rob homebuyers and sellers of their property and money. People planning to or engaged in a real estate deal must be careful, and make sure that all parties involved are legit to avoid becoming a victim of Read More
12 July 2017
Most people try to be good neighbors and tend to ignore small issues that may arise every now and then. However, some people, intentionally or unintentionally, breach into their neighbor’s property line by constructing a structure, like a home extension or a fence, which results in a property dispute. While there are ways to resolve Read More
15 June 2017
The Illinois Marriage and Dissolution of Marriage Act (IMDMA) underwent drastic changes, and were put into effect on January 1, 2016. The new statutes have changed the way divorce and related matters in family law cases used to be handled. The alterations in the IMDMA were made by taking into account the changes occurred in Read More
5 June 2017
A prenuptial agreement is a set of provisions, detailing out how they will deal with the division of property, debts, and other financial issues in case they decide to dissolve their marriage later on. It goes into effect after the couple is married. Nowadays, more and more couples are going for prenuptial agreements as compared Read More
24 May 2017
Closing the deal can be a stressful and difficult part of your real estate transaction. To ensure a smooth process, it is a good idea to organize all the important documents before listing your home. While having an impressive home is definitely a huge plus, buyers are always inclined towards reviewing original documentation before thinking Read More
4 May 2017
It can be confusing to decide whether you should get a divorce or legal separation. Most people use the terms interchangeably, thinking they serve the same purpose. However, that is not true, and there are some key differences between the two legal options. To make an informed decision, it is essential to understand the emotional Read More
20 April 2017
Buying a timeshare appears to be an alluring prospect, but you need to understand that many people go through buyer’s remorse after signing the dotted line. At the time of signing, the amenities look great, prices seem unbeatable, and the thought of owning a share in a vacation home at your favorite getaway destination makes Read More
11 April 2017
Divorced couples that contest for child custody can have themselves quarreling over child support. A parent can claim that the other is being unfair, which is why there are strict laws all over the United States which regulate the payment and collection of child support. Here is how the parent should proceed in case they Read More
23 March 2017
There are certain people who have a tendency of overstaying their welcome. It may be a friend, a co-worker or even a family member. People allow other people into their homes in goodwill to help them out with a financial problem. Extending a helping hand to someone in need can sometimes result in the person Read More
7 March 2017
Successful landlords and property managers in Illinois know the importance of having up-to-date knowledge of landlord-tenant laws. By knowing their rights and responsibilities, landlords are able to avoid any potential mistakes that may land them in court, and require them to spend a great deal of money and time defending themselves against tenant lawsuits and Read More
16 February 2017
One of the most contentious issues in a divorce is which spouse will get to keep the children and get the rights for making their life decisions. Most parents have a general idea about this legal issue, but don’t know about the different types of child custody. It is essential for parents or guardians to Read More
7 February 2017
Domestic violence is a widespread issue that impacts the lives of more than 4 million Americans every single day. While most people associate domestic violence with women only, a growing number of children and men are victims as well. In the United States, domestic violence takes place in at least two-thirds of marriages, in which Read More
23 January 2017
The way you choose to take ownership of a property plays a crucial role in several aspects during and after a real estate transaction. The vesting of title determines who will sign different documents related to the property and future rights of the owner. The matters involving such rights include income taxes, property taxes, gift Read More
9 January 2017
Purchasing a home is an exciting process, but it is also a complex transaction, which can get a bit nerve-wracking for buyers. When making this important decision, you may require the help of a real estate attorney, because a lot of legal issues can arise before and after the real estate transaction. They may include Read More
20 December 2016
The timeframe for settling a divorce depends on two things: how you want to proceed with the divorce and the degree of disagreement on key issues. The former refers to whether you want to have a contested divorce or an uncontested divorce, while the latter is related to issues including property division, child support, spousal Read More
8 December 2016
The social and legal determination between a father and his child to prove the parental relationship is known as paternity. The father has a duty to protect and support his child. Paternity doesn’t only apply to married couples; it can exist outside the marriage as well. Moreover, it can exist by natural birth, assisted reproduction, Read More
23 November 2016
Several Illinois laws provide legal protection to tenants against unfair practices of landlords. If you are renting an apartment or house, it is essential that you are familiar with the law and specific terms and conditions of your rental contract, so that you can avoid issues with the landlord during or at the end of Read More
8 November 2016
Whether you are thinking to sell, buy, develop, or lease a property, a real estate attorney can prove to be of valuable assistance for making sound decisions by guiding you in the right direction. An attorney who is well-versed and experienced in handling real estate cases will be able to provide you with not only Read More
18 October 2016
When a couple is going through the legal process of divorce, there are chances that the court may award spousal support or alimony to one of the spouses, based on the court’s decision or an agreement between the spouses. The spouse who is financially stable is required to pay spousal support to the financially dependent Read More
4 October 2016
The thought of losing your home to foreclosure can be quite intimidating, let alone facing the threat in reality. The situation becomes worse when you are experiencing financial difficulties that make foreclosure inevitable. The foreclosure process is long and taxing, but fortunately, foreclosure defense is possible with the help of an experienced real estate attorney. Read More
21 September 2016
Most people think that family law only refers to separation or divorce. However, it is much more complicated than that, and involves a wide range of legal topics including marital settlement agreement, property division, assignment of parental responsibilities, child support, alimony, parental liability and emancipation, pre- and post-nuptial agreements, annulment, and several others. However, the Read More
7 September 2016
Real estate attorneys are essential for helping your represent your interests in court to make the best possible case. Whether you find yourself becoming a victim of fraudulent real estate practices or need assistance in investing in good property, your real estate attorney can provide you with the legal and professional counsel. It is important Read More
25 August 2016
Many people do not have an understanding of the legal process and end up making decisions based on feelings and lack of information and knowledge. You also need to know your rights prior to filing a divorce and not act in ways that may jeopardize your interests. Grounds for filing a divorce in Illinois When Read More
11 August 2016
