Wheaton Lawyers for Family Law Matters in Glen Ellyn, Downers Grove, Hinsdale, and the Surrounding Areas. Issues related to family law are among the most stressful a person can have in his or her life. Whether you are going through a contentious divorce or are trying to have an existing child support order modified, disputes related to your family relationships are often emotional and challenging.
When you are involved in a family law matter, not only do you need to deal with the substance of the issue, you will also need to be attuned to Illinois family law and legal procedures. The skilled attorneys at Nigohosian & Dahlquist, P.C. offer personalized service and are dedicated to putting your needs first. If you are going through a divorce or are involved in any other family law dispute that may require litigation or negotiation, contact our office to discuss it with an attorney.
We are able to assist you with your case and help obtain a fair and reasonable outcome that is in your best interests.
When you are involved in a family law matter, not only do you need to deal with the substance of the issue, you will also need to be attuned to Illinois family law and legal procedures. The skilled attorneys at Nigohosian & Dahlquist, P.C. offer personalized service and are dedicated to putting your needs first. If you are going through a divorce or are involved in any other family law dispute that may require litigation or negotiation, contact our office to discuss it with an attorney.
We are able to assist you with your case and help obtain a fair and reasonable outcome that is in your best interests.
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Brian Nigohosian is known as a skilled litigator who is able to direct his clients towards a successful resolution of their cases.
He works hard to establish trust based relationships with each client, and provides the guidance necessary to get them to their goal.
He employs an approach that provides his clients with the maximum amount of information with which to make an informed decision.
While the majority of cases result in a settlement, he has found that the best approach is to prepare each case thoroughly, thereby placing his clients in a strong position to settle, or if necessary, litigate.
He works hard to establish trust based relationships with each client, and provides the guidance necessary to get them to their goal.
He employs an approach that provides his clients with the maximum amount of information with which to make an informed decision.
While the majority of cases result in a settlement, he has found that the best approach is to prepare each case thoroughly, thereby placing his clients in a strong position to settle, or if necessary, litigate.
Brian Nigohosian is known as a skilled litigator who is able to direct his clients towards a successful resolution of their cases.
He works hard to establish trust based relationships with each client, and provides the guidance necessary to get them to their goal.
He employs an approach that provides his clients with the maximum amount of information with which to make an informed decision.
While the majority of cases result in a settlement, he has found that the best approach is to prepare each case thoroughly, thereby placing his clients in a strong position to settle, or if necessary, litigate.
He works hard to establish trust based relationships with each client, and provides the guidance necessary to get them to their goal.
He employs an approach that provides his clients with the maximum amount of information with which to make an informed decision.
While the majority of cases result in a settlement, he has found that the best approach is to prepare each case thoroughly, thereby placing his clients in a strong position to settle, or if necessary, litigate.
Michelle Dahlquist concentrates her practice in complex family law matters, including divorce, legal separation, paternity, pre and post-judgment issues, premarital agreements, and appeals.
She has extensive experience handling issues of child custody and visitation; property identification and distribution; child support, maintenance and unallocated support; orders of protection; contribution to college expenses; and various other issues relating to pre- and post-judgment family law litigation.
She has extensive experience handling issues of child custody and visitation; property identification and distribution; child support, maintenance and unallocated support; orders of protection; contribution to college expenses; and various other issues relating to pre- and post-judgment family law litigation.
Family Law Lawyers Serving Clients in Glen Ellyn, Downers Grove, Hinsdale, and Neighboring DuPage County Areas.
Family law is a broad area of law that covers Illinois divorce, legal separation, paternity/parentage proceedings, prenuptial and postnuptial agreements, spousal support i.e.
In many cases - including those that involve divorce, alimony, custody, and property - parties can come to an agreement which is later memorialized into an order.
A court or judge may step in and become involved only when some or all of these issues are disputed.
Family law is a broad area of law that covers Illinois divorce, legal separation, paternity/parentage proceedings, prenuptial and postnuptial agreements, spousal support i.e.
In many cases - including those that involve divorce, alimony, custody, and property - parties can come to an agreement which is later memorialized into an order.
A court or judge may step in and become involved only when some or all of these issues are disputed.
Parentage Lawyers Working with Clients in Glen Ellyn, Hinsdale, Lisle, and the Surrounding Areas.
Paternity refers to the legal relationship between a father and his child.
In Illinois, if a mother is married at the time her child is conceived/born, her then-husband is legally presumed to be the child's father.
However, this is a rebuttable presumption.
In cases where a child's parents are not married at the time of conception/birth, paternity must be legally established prior to adding the father's name to the child's birth certificate.
Paternity refers to the legal relationship between a father and his child.
In Illinois, if a mother is married at the time her child is conceived/born, her then-husband is legally presumed to be the child's father.
However, this is a rebuttable presumption.
In cases where a child's parents are not married at the time of conception/birth, paternity must be legally established prior to adding the father's name to the child's birth certificate.
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