Experience with integrity
Yorkville, Illinois Family Law Attorney
You need strong legal representation when faced with a legal issue that impacts your family. At the The Law Offices of Douglas B. Warlick & Associates, in Geneva, Illinois, we provide skilled legal representation for clients with family law concerns. Since 1981, our firm has been dedicated to providing formidable legal advocacy and personal attention to our clients and their families during difficult and often very emotionally charged times.
Lawyer Providing Skilled Legal Representation for all Family Law Matters
Our firm can effectively handle all legal issues pertaining to the family ranging from:
- Divorce and separation
- Child custody and support
- Parental relocation
- Alimony/spousal maintenance
- Division of Property
- Business valuation
- Paternity issues
- Domestic violence orders
- Juvenile law cases
- Prenuptial agreements and cohabitation agreements
- Adoption
With more than 30 years of experience, attorney Doug Warlick has effectively and thoughtfully resolved family law issues for the people of Yorkville, Illinois. Mr. Warlick enjoys a solid reputation and professional relationship with the judges and attorneys of Kane County and DuPage County.
If you are looking for an attorney in the Yorkville area, contact our offices today to schedule an appointment with Doug Warlick. We provide discounted rates for initial consultations to discuss the circumstances that led to your current situation and to help you select a course of action.
Here in Yorkville, we provide legal resolution to any matter related to family law. In some cases, the matter must go to trial, but often Mr. Warlick is able to secure a settlement through negotiation, mediation, or collaborative law. At all times, we are focused on our clients' interests and securing the strongest resolutions possible.
Mr. Warlick will meet with you personally and handle your case himself. Contact our office today to schedule your appointment. We look forward to working for you to solve your issue.
