Pelicans please help: need divorce attorney in Chicago, IL

[lada03]

Hi guys,


Dont mean to bring my dirty Laundry into the forum, especially as its not car related.

But i figured some of us Porsche owners maybe divorce attorneys or have contacts for a good divorce attorney in Chicago.


I need help asap, someone to talk to

If you guys know of anyone that is in Chicago (cook county area) i would appreciate the referral

Thank you

Artur

[EC900]

Hang in there brother. Sent PM.
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[shadowjack1]

Good luck Artur.

[lada03]

Thank you guys!

[Black 993]

Sorry you're going through this -- totally sucks. Hang in there. I moved this to the OT forum.

[Joe Bob]

Call cousin Guido

[craigster59]

Originally Posted by Joe Bob

Call cousin Guido

I have a guy who knows a guy...

[zakthor]

Not what you asked for but I recently listened to this podcast that was a long interview with what seemed like a pretty terrific divorce lawyer. I think by listening you might learn a lot about what a good one looks and sounds like.

https://lexfridman.com/james-sexton-transcript/

[Bill Douglas]

Sorry. I imagine it's a really stressful time.

[wdfifteen]

I’m sorry I can’t be of any help. Divorce sucks. Best of luck for - I was going to say “good outcome” but… . Hope you come out of it OK.

[fanaudical]

Sorry - I've got no help - Just encouragement to hang in there and I hope you can get everything to work out.

[jhynesrockmtn]

Sorry you are going through this. I don't known your personal situation. I'll just offer this in case it helps.

When my first wife and I split amicably in 2006 we had two teens at home. We had also gotten married right out of college, so neither of us had any large pre existing assets.

We ended up using two attorneys trained in a mediated settlement process. It made things much cheaper. No court, minimal bickering. We worked hard to keep our kids 1st and foremost in our process, and have come out years later with two healthy and productive adults who appreciate that we can celebrate our family together.

[Zeke]

Originally Posted by jhynesrockmtn

Sorry you are going through this. I don't known your personal situation. I'll just offer this in case it helps.

When my first wife and I split amicably in 2006 we had two teens at home. We had also gotten married right out of college, so neither of us had any large pre existing assets.

We ended up using two attorneys trained in a mediated settlement process. It made things much cheaper. No court, minimal bickering. We worked hard to keep our kids 1st and foremost in our process, and have come out years later with two healthy and productive adults who appreciate that we can celebrate our family together.

That's the way it ought to be. Aside from the obvious that attorneys make more money by the more they stir up, remaining friendly and supportive is far less destructive.