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Kendall County Divorce Lawyer

Going through a divorce is one of the most significant and emotionally challenging events in a person’s life. For residents of Kendall County, navigating this process successfully requires a lawyer who possesses not only a deep understanding of Illinois family law but also a masterful command of the 23rd Judicial Circuit Court in Yorkville. The Law Offices of Anthony R. Scifo provides strategic, compassionate, and assertive representation to families in Oswego, Yorkville, Plano, and throughout Kendall County, guiding them toward a secure future.

Our firm is founded on the principle that every client deserves a legal strategy tailored to their unique goals and circumstances. We are committed to protecting your parental rights, securing your financial interests, and providing the clear-headed counsel you need to make empowered decisions. Whether your case requires skilled negotiation or powerful litigation, we are prepared to advocate for your best interests at every turn. To begin a confidential conversation, call our team at (847) 628-8311 for a free consultation.


Kendall County Divorce Lawyer

Proven Expertise in the 23rd Judicial Circuit Court

All divorce and family law cases in Kendall County are filed and heard at the Kendall County Courthouse in Yorkville. This specific venue is the sole authority for your case, and your attorney’s experience within its walls is paramount. Our lawyers are regular and respected practitioners in the 23rd Judicial Circuit. This constant presence gives us an invaluable understanding of the local court rules, the administrative process, and the philosophies of the judges who will make critical decisions about your family and finances. This is the expert guidance you need for your divorce. For official court information, please visit the 23rd Judicial Circuit Court website.


Comprehensive Guidance for Your Kendall County Divorce

We provide sophisticated and tenacious representation for every issue that must be resolved in your divorce.

Protecting Your Children’s Best Interests

For parents, nothing is more important than their children’s well-being. We are fierce advocates in matters of child custody (the allocation of parental responsibilities) and work to ensure child support is calculated fairly to provide for their needs.

Fair and Equitable Property Division

From the family home in Oswego to retirement accounts and business interests, we meticulously handle complex property division to ensure you receive your equitable share and can begin your next chapter on a secure financial footing.

Spousal Maintenance (Alimony)

We provide a thorough analysis and strong advocacy regarding the amount and duration of spousal maintenance to ensure the final outcome is just and fair based on the specific circumstances of your marriage.

Mediation: A Confidential Path to Resolution

A contentious public trial in Yorkville is not the only option. We are skilled negotiators who can represent you in mediation, allowing you to resolve your divorce privately and with more control over the final agreement.

Orders of Protection

In any situation involving domestic abuse or harassment, we can act swiftly to petition the court for an Order of Protection to ensure the immediate safety of you and your children.


Why Choose Scifo Law for Your Kendall County Divorce?

  • Deep Experience in the Yorkville Courthouse: Our familiarity with the 23rd Judicial Circuit is not just a talking point; it’s a strategic advantage that we leverage for our clients every day.
  • A Record of Success for Your Neighbors: We have a proven track record of achieving positive outcomes for clients in Yorkville, Oswego, Plano, Montgomery, and throughout Kendall County.
  • A Strategy Focused on Your Future: We reject one-size-fits-all solutions. We develop a personalized legal plan designed to help you and your family transition successfully into the next chapter of your lives.

Learn more about our deep commitment to providing premier legal services to all residents of Kendall County.


Frequently Asked Questions about Divorce in Kendall County

What is the first step to filing for divorce in Kendall County?

The process begins by filing a Petition for Dissolution of Marriage with the Kendall County Circuit Clerk at the courthouse in Yorkville. However, the most important first step is to consult with an experienced attorney to understand your rights and develop a clear strategy.

How is child custody handled in the 23rd Circuit?

Judges in the Kendall County courthouse, like all Illinois courts, make decisions based on the “best interests of the child.” This involves a comprehensive evaluation of numerous factors to create a parenting plan that best supports the child’s health, stability, and emotional development.

My spouse and I agree on most issues. Can you still help?

Absolutely. In an amicable or uncontested divorce, our role is crucial. We can draft, review, and finalize your Marital Settlement Agreement to ensure it is legally sound, accurately reflects your agreement, and is enforceable, protecting you from future conflicts.

How long will my divorce take in the Yorkville court system?

An uncontested divorce can often be finalized in a few months. A contested divorce involving significant disputes over assets or children can take a year or more, depending on the complexity of the issues and the court’s calendar. Our experience helps us manage the case as efficiently as possible.

The Law Offices of Anthony R. Scifo delivers tenacious representation across Kane, Cook, DuPage & McHenry counties. We expertly handle complex family law, fight for victims in personal injury cases, and guide clients to a fresh start with bankruptcy. Our proven expertise also includes elder law and probate litigation.

2155 Point Blvd, Suite 220 Elgin, IL 60123
Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday, Friday, Saturday, Sunday9:00 am – 5:00 pm
847-628-8311
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