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Chicago Divorce Settlement Lawyer

Divorce litigation can take time and can be expensive. I understand that most clients want the case to end as quickly as possible and do not want to go to trial. Not surprisingly, many divorce cases are concluded with a settlement agreement. These settlement agreements can resolve all of the financial issues raised by a divorce and the child custody and visitation issues (if the parties have children). If settlement is an option you want to pursue, I will work with you to develop a fair and reasonable settlement agreement. I will work with you to develop an agreement that you find acceptable, and will pursue your goals your goals throughout the settlement process. If your spouse proposes an agreement, you will have the final say whether to accept any such agreement.

To find out more about how I can help you reach a divorce settlement agreement, contact me at 312.624.7645 to schedule an initial consultation.

I come from a large firm background. In fact, much of my 18 year legal career was spent working for large law firms in Chicago and New York. In that setting, I saw how the expenses of running such a large organization were passed on to clients in the form of high fees, while their cases were often passed on to less experienced attorneys. I have come to believe that small firms, such as the one I currently operate, are uniquely able to provide strong representation and give their clients the opportunity to know who is handling their case.

I understand that divorce is a complicated matter. I strive to make certain that, when the process has concluded, you will walk away with a divorce settlement that is appropriate and fair. Your settlement, if you choose to go that route, will include all of your property and you will have had the final say on whether the agreement is appropriate for you.

I am prepared to assist clients in Cook County and the surrounding areas of Illinois. Contact me, George M. Sanders, at 312.624.7645, if you would like to discuss your case.