Realizing that your marriage may not last forever can be very emotional and frustrating. Fighting over belongings with the one you thought you would always have by your side is unsettling and even heart wrenching. The law office of Joseph P. McCaffery & Associates understands how difficult and overwhelming filing or being sued for divorce is. It can take a toll on an individual physically and mentally. Divorce attorney Joe McCaffery has more than 15 years of legal experience and works diligently to maintain advantage and attain a result that is most favorable to his clients. Contact Illinois Divorce Attorney Joseph P. McCaffery for a free initial consultation.

Divorce lawyer Joe McCaffery and his team understand the many grounds for divorce and divorce procedures to follow. They assist clients with:

• Property division
• Alimony/spousal support
• Abuse or orders of protection
• Child custody, visitation and support
• Pre nuptial agreements

Contested or Uncontested

Depending on the clients' wishes and their relationship with the other party, the divorce can be resolved in a contested or uncontested maner.

• Uncontested divorce: Divorcing parties are able to reach agreement regarding all decisions within the divorce and have the court approve the agreement.
• Contested divorce:  The parties are unable to reach a negotiated agreement and, therefore, dispute property division, child custody or alimony decisions in divorce court.

Joseph P. McCaffery & Associates
with offices in Aurora, Chicago and Lombard, Ill.
Office hours (weekday, evening and weekend) by appointment only
Phone: 630-801-8691  Fax: 801-806-8691  e-mail

Joseph P. McCaffery & Associates serves clients worldwide with interests in Illinois. 
The practice spans Northern Illinois including Chicago and surrounding suburbs such as Aurora, Naperville, Waukegan, Elgin, Joliet, Schaumburg, Rolling Meadows, Skokie, Arlington Heights, Palatine and Bolingbrook, and Central/Southern Illinois.

The firm serves clients before the Northern District U.S. Court and courts in Cook County and
the Collar Counties of Kane County, DuPage County, Lake County, McHenry County, Will County, DeKalb County and Kendall County, Illinois.