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Illinois Divorce Lawyers

Feeling lost after separation or unsure where to start? Having the right legal team can make all the difference.

At Hirsch Law Group, we fight to protect your assets, parental rights, and peace of mind. From high-asset and contested divorces to custody, support, and DCFS cases, our attorneys deliver strategic, results-driven representation across Illinois.

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Your Guide to Navigating Divorce in Illinois

When your marriage is ending, you deserve an advocate who understands both the emotional and legal complexities involved. At Hirsch Law Group, we provide experienced guidance tailored to your situation, your goals, and your family’s needs.

Our Illinois divorce attorneys help clients resolve key issues such as:

Why Clients Across Illinois Turn to Our Firm

When life takes an unexpected turn, you deserve a team you can trust. Divorce can be one of the most stressful experiences a person faces, but with the right attorney, it doesn’t have to define your future.

How Hirsch Law Group Stands Out:

  • Comprehensive representation across all divorce and family law matters, including custody, support, and DCFS cases.
  • Decades of combined trial experience with proven results in Illinois courts.
  • A compassionate, client-first approach that treats every case with dignity and respect.
  • Prompt communication and personalized guidance through every step of the process.
  • Strategic negotiation and strong courtroom advocacy designed to secure your best possible outcome.

Whether you need a strong advocate in court or a steady hand guiding you through an uncontested divorce, Hirsch Law Group is here to help you rebuild and protect what matters most.

Frequently Asked Questions

What is the difference between annulment and divorce?

A divorce ends a legally valid marriage, while an annulment declares that a marriage was never legally valid to begin with. Annulments are typically granted only under specific circumstances, such as fraud, coercion, or incapacity.

How do I file for divorce?

Filing for divorce begins with submitting a petition to the court and serving a copy to your spouse. Once both parties are notified, the process continues through negotiation, mediation, or court hearings depending on the level of dispute.

How long does the divorce process take?

The timeline depends on whether the divorce is contested. Uncontested divorces can be finalized in a few months, while contested cases involving disputes over assets, custody, or support may take much longer.

How much does divorce cost?

The cost varies depending on the complexity of your case, attorney fees, and whether disputes must be resolved in court. Uncontested divorces generally cost less, while contested or high-asset cases require more time and resources.

Is there a way to get divorced without going to court?

Yes. Many couples settle their issues through mediation or collaborative divorce, where both parties agree on terms outside of court. The agreement is then approved by a judge to make it official.

Can I receive spousal support?

Spousal support, or maintenance, may be awarded based on factors like income differences, the length of the marriage, and each spouse’s financial needs. An attorney can help you pursue or challenge a support order that fits your circumstances.

What happens if my spouse refuses to sign the divorce papers?

If your spouse refuses to cooperate, you can still move forward. After proper notice is given, the court may proceed with a default judgment to finalize the divorce.

How is child custody determined?

Custody is based on the child’s best interests. Courts consider each parent’s involvement, stability, and ability to meet the child’s needs while encouraging ongoing relationships with both parents whenever possible.

Begin the Illinois Divorce Process With Confidence

A new chapter starts here. At Hirsch Law Group, we’re ready to stand by your side, explain your rights, and help you secure the best possible outcome for your future and your family.

Contact us today at (815) 853-2341 or request a confidential consultation online to speak with an experienced Illinois divorce lawyer.