“Brian Heise is an experienced, exceptionally thorough, hard-working, and remarkably intelligent attorney. It was a pleasure working with Brian’s team. I highly recommend the law office of Bush and Heise; they are simply the best.

“Brian Heise is an experienced, exceptionally thorough, hard-working, and remarkably intelligent attorney. It was a pleasure working with Brian’s team. I highly recommend the law office of Bush and Heise; they are simply the best.
I’ve used Bush and Heise several times over the years…The office staff is very friendly and kept me informed…I will continue to use Bush and Heise in the future for any legal issues.
“Anna Bush was very helpful with mediation during my divorce and handling a difficult ex husband. She could handle international diplomatic negotiations.”
Mediation is a powerful alternative dispute resolution process enabling parties potentially to resolve issues in a manner more efficient and less costly than litigation.
Mediators are neutral third parties adept at facilitating an agreement between potential adversaries. This is a voluntary process. If you are interested in engaging in mediation to resolve legal disputes contact Bush & Heise, Attorneys at Law, in Barrington, Illinois, to receive a free initial consultation and honest assessment of your situation. We are available evenings and weekends by appointment for the convenience of clients.
For several years, our mediation attorneys have been assisting clients in the resolution of legal disputes through mediation. These matters include:
Our firm is ready to handle your case through mediation. Whether your dispute involves child custody, asset division, elder care, or a business, we are ready to resolve your case efficiently without expensive attorneys’ fees or lengthy trial proceedings.
Contact a divorce mediation lawyer at Bush & Heise, to receive a free initial consultation and detailed assessment of your options. Members of our legal team are available to speak directly with you about your case.
We are proud to serve clients throughout northern Illinois, including communities in Cook, Lake and McHenry Counties with respect to matters of family law, estate planning, elder law and probate.
If you have legal concerns and are unsure of what to do, contact an experienced family law attorney or estate planning lawyer at Bush & Heise today. Call us at 1-847-382-4560 or click here to schedule a free initial consultation for an honest and straightforward assessment of your case. We accept Visa and MasterCard payments, and we are available evenings and weekends by appointment for your convenience.
Bush & Heise is a full-service family law, estate planning and elder law firm located in Barrington, IL. We represent clients throughout northeastern Illinois including the communities of Algonquin, Arlington Heights, Barrington, Barrington Hills, Bartlett, Buffalo Grove, Cary, Crystal Lake, Deer Park, Fox River Grove, Hawthorn Woods, Hoffman Estates, Inverness, Kildeer, Lake in the Hills, Lake Zurich, Long Grove, McHenry, Mount Prospect, Mundelein, North Barrington, Palatine, Rolling Meadows, Roselle, Schaumburg, Streamwood, Wauconda and Woodstock
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.