Divorce Solutions

12/13/2022

What a lovely sold out holiday party hosted by the Northwest Suburban Bar Association. Congratulations to the evening’s honorees: Hon. James A. Geocaris (Ret.) for receiving the NWSBA Lifetime Achievement Award & Hon. Steven A. Kozicki NWSBA for his receipt of the Public Service Award. I was very glad to be able to attend & celebrate the achievements of colleagues, the holiday season, & catching up with friends.

12/28/2021

Our members are Illinois Collaborative Divorce Attorneys, Divorce Coaches, Child Specialists, and Financial Advisors who believe in Collaborative Practice and are committed to helping couples end their marriage as amicably as possible. Use our 'Find a Professional' feature to locate a professional near you to help you decide if this divorce process is right for you: https://collaborativedivorceillinois.org/directory/

07/17/2021

07/17/2021

Who’s ready for the Body Shop Gymnasium Open House tomorrow? 🙋🏼‍♀️ Me. I am. Come join me & 19 other businesses & community members from 12p-5p tomorrow for the grand opening of Body Shop Gymnasium. There are games & fun & a raffle & prizes! 345 N. Eric Drive Palatine, IL 60067. See you there!

07/16/2021

Some small changes today to make way for a second work station!

04/09/2021

Collaborative Divorce is an excellent option for families. Call or email me to discuss the details and get your questions answered.

Separated or divorcing and not sure what your options are? Keep in mind that there's an alternative to going to court. It's called Collaborative divorce and the goal of the process is to support couples in ending their marriage as peacefully as possible, and to create a custom plan that works for their entire family. Learn more: https://collaborativedivorceillinois.org/how-collaborative-divorce-works/

04/01/2021

Why choose a Collaborative Divorce Illinois member for your divorce? Many lawyers, financial planners, mental health practitioners, coaches and child specialists call themselves “collaborative,” but most have not met the rigorous requirements to become a CDI member (know as Fellows). This credential requires high ethical standards, ongoing training and a written commitment not to go to court, making your children the priority, exchanging information honestly and helping you and your spouse reach an out-of-court settlement with privacy and respect. Find a Collaborative professional for more information: https://collaborativedivorceillinois.org/directory/