Have legal concerns and unsure what to do? You are not alone.
Each year in Illinois, thousands of families seek answers to legal questions regarding divorce, separation, custody, support, estate planning and elder law. If you are one of those families, then do not hesitate to contact the Barrington Illinois Family Law and Estate Planning Attorneys at Bush & Heise.
We are an experienced, dedicated and trusted law firm in Barrington, Illinois, serving clients in the surrounding communities of Cook, Lake and McHenry Counties.
We look forward to providing immediate assistance with your family law, estate planning or elder law issue. There are two ways to contact us:
If you require immediate assistance, call us at 1-847-382-4560. We promptly return all calls
Complete the form below and we will contact you to schedule a no obligation case evaluation
During your initial case evaluation, we will:
Listen to your situation and ask you detailed questions in order to make a fair assessment
Share our experiences with similar situations and how that may benefit you
Explain exactly what your case means, and what the process will be going forward if you retain us
Please complete the Case Evaluation form below and click “Submit” to send it to us. After we receive and review this form, we will contact you to set up an initial consultation either in person or via telephone.
Please be aware that submitting information and meeting with us during our initial consultation does not guarantee we will accept your case or represent you. Submitting the form does not create an attorney-client relationship. Representation occurs only after an agreement is formalized in writing.
If you do not hear from us within 1 business day after submitting this form, please call our office at (847) 382-4560.
We are open and available for in-person case consultations. Please call us at (847) 382-4560 today.
At Bush & Heise, we are committed to servicing your case as much as ever. Although courts may be closed and the world seems to be changing at an ever present rate, we still have tools to ensure that your divorce, custody, paternity or estate planning matter can move forward. We are adapting to the changes and taking all steps to make sure that our level of service is not altered by the COVID-19 pandemic. Please know that to the extent applicable, we can take the following steps on new and existing cases:
Initiate divorce and parentage cases;
File motions and pleadings seeking relief;
Obtain court dates after May 18, 2020;
File emergency motions (if the circumstances call for same);
File Petitions for Orders of Protection;
Initiate and respond to discovery;
In some cases, conduct hearings and pre-trials with the Judges remotely;
Participate in mediation electronically;
Negotiate settlement agreements with opposing counsel;
Enter Agreed Orders which become immediately enforceable;
Enter Judgments for divorce; and
Actively work on estate plans, will or trust modifications
While the current state of national health emergency continues to evolve, rest assured that our level of commitment to our clients remains unchanged. Please reach out if you have any questions or would like to schedule a phone or Zoom (video) consultation.
