It depends on the case. A straightforward personal injury claim might settle in a few months if the other side agrees to a fair deal. But it could take a year or longer if it’s more complicated—like a disputed liability or a trial. Once we dig into the specifics of your situation, we can give you a better idea of what to expect timeline-wise.

We focus on personal injury cases, which means we take on car accidents, slip-and-fall injuries, medical malpractice, workplace accidents, and defective product claims. If someone’s negligence caused you harm, we’re here to fight for compensation—whether it’s for medical bills, lost wages, or pain and suffering. Let us know what happened, and we’ll tell you how we can assist.

The duration of a DCFS case can vary quite a bit. If it’s a straightforward investigation or appeal, it might take a few weeks to a couple of months to resolve. More complex cases—like those involving hearings, court intervention, or reunification efforts—could stretch out to six months or more, depending on the circumstances and how backed up the system is. We can give you a better sense of timing once we know more about your specific situation.

We handle various DCFS-related matters, including defending against abuse or neglect allegations, appealing DCFS findings, representing parents or guardians in dependency hearings, and working toward family reunification when kids have been removed. We also assist with cases involving unfair investigations or violations of your rights by DCFS. If you’re dealing with the agency in any way, we’re here to support you through it.

It depends on what’s involved. An uncontested divorce or a simple agreement might be finalized in a few months. But if there’s disagreement—say, over custody or assets—or if the case goes to court, it could take six months to a year, sometimes longer. Once we hear more about your situation, we can give you a rough idea of what to expect.

We take on a variety of family law matters, including divorce, child custody and visitation disputes, child and spousal support, property division, prenuptial agreements, and domestic violence cases. We also handle adoption, paternity issues, and modifications to existing court orders. Whether it’s a separation or a fight for your kids, we’re here to guide you through it.

It varies depending on the case. A minor charge with a plea deal might be resolved in a few weeks or months. More serious cases, especially those going to trial or involving complex evidence, could take six months to a year—or longer if there’s an appeal. The court’s schedule and the prosecution’s approach play a big role, too. Once we know more about your case, we can give you a better sense of the timeline.

We handle a wide range of criminal defense cases, from misdemeanors like DUI, theft, or drug possession to serious felonies such as assault, robbery, or murder charges. We also take on white-collar crimes like fraud or embezzlement, juvenile cases, and appeals. If you or someone you care about is facing criminal charges, we have the experience to defend you.

It depends on the situation. Drafting a contract or forming a business might take just a few weeks. But if it’s a dispute—like a lawsuit over a breached agreement or a shareholder conflict—it could take months to a year, especially if it goes to court. Complex cases with lots of evidence or negotiations might stretch longer. We can give you a more precise estimate once we know the details of your case.

We deal with various business law matters, including contract disputes, business formation (like setting up LLCs or corporations), partnership disagreements, intellectual property issues, employment disputes, and commercial litigation. We also assist with mergers, acquisitions, and regulatory compliance. Whether you’re starting a company or fighting a breach of contract, we’ve got you covered.