Skokie Divorce Attorney

Skokie Family Law Attorney Serving Cook County

The Law Office of Nicholas W. Richardson, P.C. seeks workable, lasting solutions to family law issues that affect families in Skokie and elsewhere in the greater Chicago area. To protect the best interests of your family, turn to our firm.

Family Law and Divorce Attorney in Skokie, IL

Attorney Nick Richardson has helped hundreds of families like yours navigate our legal system. He knows the intricacies of Illinois law, and he advocates for families throughout the Skokie area.

At our firm, you will work directly with Attorney Nick Richardson, who will handle all the details of your case. Unlike large firms, your family law matter will not be passed along to a junior associate. Attorney Richardson will provide regular updates and communication about the status of your situation and the next steps in your case, and he will quickly and effectively address any concerns with precision and skill. He provides the experienced guidance you need during this time of transition, including in the areas of:

• High Asset Divorce
• Uncontested Divorce
• Contested Divorce
• LGBTQ Divorce
• Division of Assets
• Division of Retirement Accounts
• Business Valuation and Division of Business Assets
• Child Custody
• Parenting Agreements
• Child Support
• Spousal Maintenance and Alimony
• Parental Rights
• Paternity
• Grandparent Visitation Rights
• Protection in Domestic Violence Cases

A Compassionate Approach to Family-Related Legal Issues

Our approach to legal cases is direct. You will not be told that the impossible is possible. Attorney Richardson guides each client through the legal process, and he will advocate for your interests. Since opening his own office in 2009, Mr. Richardson has provided each and every client with straightforward and honest advice, and he will do the same for you.

Call Our Skokie, IL Collaborative Law Attorney

Moving forward with a family law matter is inherently stressful. You need a trained and well-versed attorney on your side. If both parties involved are interested in cost-effective, cooperative alternatives to taking your issues to the courtroom, then mediation or collaborative divorce may work for you. Either method can be used to keep your issues out of court as well as allow you, rather than a judge, to direct the outcome of your case. Call our firm at 847.873.6741 or contact Attorney Richardson online and arrange a free consultation today.