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Wayne Divorce Lawyer for High-Asset & Complex Cases

For residents of the historic village of Wayne, a divorce is not just a legal process—it is a significant financial event that requires the highest level of legal sophistication, discretion, and versatile courtroom experience. With the village uniquely situated across both DuPage and Kane counties, your choice of attorney must be a firm with proven mastery in both jurisdictions. The Law Offices of Anthony R. Scifo provides the premier legal counsel that Wayne residents require, combining a deep understanding of high-asset divorce with the critical dual-county expertise to protect your future.

Our firm is founded on providing a discreet, strategy-first approach to family law. We are adept at handling complex financial portfolios, business valuations, and sensitive child custody matters. We understand that your goals are to protect your assets, ensure your children’s stability, and maintain your privacy. To begin a confidential conversation about the best path forward for your family, call our team at (847) 628-8311 for a free consultation.


Wayne Divorce Lawyer

The Critical First Step: Navigating DuPage & Kane County Courts

Your residential address in Wayne dictates the courthouse where your divorce will be finalized. Our firm possesses the crucial experience of practicing extensively in both of these distinct legal environments:

  • The 18th Judicial Circuit Court of DuPage County: For residents on the DuPage County side of Wayne, cases are heard at the courthouse in Wheaton. We have a formidable record of success in this venue. More information is at the DuPage County Courts website.
  • The 16th Judicial Circuit Court of Kane County: For residents on the Kane County side, cases are heard at the courthouse in Geneva. We are also seasoned litigators and negotiators in this court. Information can be found at the 16th Judicial Circuit Court website.

This dual-county mastery ensures your case is handled with a strategy tailored to the specific court, judges, and procedures that will impact your future.


Sophisticated Counsel for Every Aspect of Your Divorce

We provide comprehensive legal representation for the full range of issues that must be resolved in your Wayne divorce case.

High-Asset & Complex Property Division

We specialize in divorces involving significant marital estates. Our expertise includes the valuation and division of businesses, investment portfolios, executive compensation, and unique assets like equestrian properties, ensuring a thorough and equitable division of property.

Protecting Your Children’s Future

Your children’s stability is paramount. We are dedicated to creating detailed and durable parenting plans for child custody (parental responsibilities) and ensuring child support is calculated accurately based on all income sources.

Spousal Maintenance (Alimony)

We provide a detailed analysis and strong advocacy regarding the award of spousal maintenance, ensuring the final outcome is just and protects your financial stability post-divorce.

Mediation & Private Resolutions

We are strong advocates for mediation and other forms of alternative dispute resolution. These confidential processes allow you to maintain your privacy and have greater control over the final outcome of your divorce.

Orders of Protection

In any situation involving domestic abuse, we can act swiftly in either the DuPage or Kane County court system to file for an Order of Protection to ensure the immediate safety of you and your children.


Why Our Dual-County Expertise is a Decisive Advantage

  • Strategic Court-Specific Approaches: We don’t just know the law; we know the local rules and judicial philosophies in both Wheaton and Geneva, and we tailor our approach accordingly.
  • Financial Acumen for High-Stakes Cases: We are skilled at handling the high-asset divorce cases common among the professionals, executives, and families of Wayne.
  • A Commitment to Discretion and Your Goals: We understand the importance of privacy and build a legal strategy focused entirely on achieving your specific, desired outcomes.

Learn more about our dedication to providing premier legal services to clients in the Wayne community.


Frequently Asked Questions about Divorce in Wayne

How do you handle privacy in a high-asset divorce?

We prioritize our clients’ confidentiality. Whenever possible, we use out-of-court settlement methods like mediation, which is a private process. This allows you to resolve sensitive financial and family matters without them becoming part of the public court record.

My spouse and I own an equestrian property. How is that handled?

Unique assets like equestrian properties require specialized attention. The process involves engaging a qualified appraiser with experience in such properties to determine its fair market value. It is then included in the marital estate for equitable division, and we can negotiate creative solutions for its disposition.

How do you determine which county to file my divorce in?

The correct jurisdiction is based on your residential address. As part of our initial intake, we verify your address to confirm whether your petition must be filed in DuPage County or Kane County, ensuring the process starts correctly from day one.

How do I start the process confidentially?

The first step is a free and completely private consultation with one of our experienced attorneys. We will discuss your situation with the utmost discretion and provide a clear, strategic overview of the path forward.

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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