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Phone: (847) 253-3100

Address: 1855 Rohlwing Rd Ste D, Rolling Meadows, IL 60008

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Divorce
It is not uncommon to find a spouse hiding assets from another spouse during a division of substantial assets. This can cause a common worry between spouses, always wondering if there is more than what the spouse says there is. When a spouse purposefully leaves a hidden asset out of the divorce agreements, it becomes difficult for the other party to receive his or her fair full share of the marital property.
Child Support
When there has been a substantial change in circumstances, you may be able to seek aÂ modification of child support. Whether you are seeking a modification or trying to prevent one, you need an attorney to properly represent you. At the Law Offices of Donald J. Cosley, our skilled family law attorney can work with you to petition a modification to the court.
Child Custody and Visitation
As people's lives change in the months and years following divorce, the parent with the majority of parental responsibilities may lose the financial, physical or emotional ability to continue providing appropriate care for a child. The other parent has the right to pursue a modification of parental responsibilities (child custody). Modification can include moving to shared parental responsibilities, a reversal of primary decision-making authority, or all the way to a termination of parental rights.
Adoption
Paternity
Paternity laws can be very complex and can vary from case to case depending on the circumstances. Cosley Law represents both men and women involved in paternity cases whether it is the mother looking to confirm the identity of the father or the father who wishes to prove to the court he is indeed the father of a child in order to gainÂ parental rights Â in regards toÂ custody. A paternity lawyer will provide professional advice that can make the paternity process easier to go through and easier to understand as far as what needs to happen during the process.
Premarital Agreement
Postnuptial agreements are very similar toÂ prenuptial agreements Â in that they also protect each spouse's rights with regard to non-marital property. There can be a number of different reasons that couples may choose to prepare this type of agreement after they are married. In many cases, postnuptial agreements come about when couples remarry later in life.
Guardianship
In addition to protecting non-marital property, many couples use prenuptial agreements to document their agreement regarding what will happen if the marriage ends in divorce. Some of these considerations may include spousal support, child support and guardianship. We have extensive experience with drafting and review of prenuptial agreements involving even the most complex high-asset marriages.
Spousal Support
Alimony, also referred to in Illinois as spousal support or maintenance, is an issue that divorcing parties deal with long after the relationship is over. Alimony payments can continue for years, so parties do not get the benefit of a truly clean break from each other. The longer alimony is paid, the greater the likelihood that the payment amount will need to be changed at some point to account for changes in either party's life.
Legal Separation
At theÂ Law Offices of Donald J. Cosley, our firm can help you understand the differences between legal separation and divorce, and advise you about your options.Â Contact us Â today to speak with an experienced Rolling Meadows, Illinois, attorney. We can be reached online or by phone. Call our Rolling Meadows office locally atÂ 847-253-3100.
Annulment
Parenting agreements or a parenting plan is only necessary in a case involving a divorce, separation, or annulment of a couple that has children. It is a document that describes a schedule that the parents have to follow regarding time spent with the child, duties and responsibilities. Every child deserves a stable home environment where they are allowed the opportunity to learn and grow. A parenting agreement is in the best interest of the child and the parents as well. At the Law Offices of Donald J. Cosley, aÂ parenting agreement lawyer Â will be able to help you create a reasonable parenting plan that works for you and your family.
Child Abuse
We can also seek modifications forÂ child custody Â andÂ parenting agreements. While this is harder to modify, child abuse or child neglect may require a change in the allocation of parental responsibilities. If a parent relocates, they must seek a modification from the court and permission from the other parent to take the child with them. Modifying custody/parental responsibilities can also affect child support obligations.

Criminal Defense
Donald J. Cosley, past president of the Northwestern Suburban Bar Association, has been representing Illinois residents in criminal defense and family law cases for over 25 years.
DUI/DWI
At our law firm, we represent people, not files. Attorney Donald J. Cosley will talk with you personally about the details of your case to determine the best course of action to take. Whether you are dealing with a child custody dispute or facing a DUI charge, he will listen to your goals and concerns and always return your phone calls within 24 hours.
Traffic Violations
Are you struggling with a child custody dispute, DUI charge or traffic violation and need the help of a professional? Contact us today to speak with a skilled Rolling Meadows, Illinois attorney.
Sex Crimes
Misdemeanors
Physical abuse: Â Any kind of unwanted contact or behavior intended to inflict pain or injury to a spouse or other person in a relationship may be charged as a degree of misdemeanor or felony domestic battery. This can include sexual abuse, physical force or confinement, and sleep deprivation.
Drug Crimes
If you have been arrested for a DUI, drug possession, or any other felony or misdemeanor crime, we can help you minimize the damage. We have been representing people in criminal defense cases for over 25 years, offering effective legal counsel and responsive client service.
Assault

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Estate Planning
Many of the clients we represent develop postnuptial agreements as part of a larger estate planning effort. People who remarry in their later years frequently want to ensure that there are no disputes regarding the property that spouses want to pass on to their children. A postnuptial agreement can provide the protection each spouse needs to be able to pass his or her assets on to a beneficiary without objection.
Wills
Power of Attorney
Estate planning is an uncomfortable subject for many people, as it brings to mind the fact that at some point, you will no longer be able to manage your own affairs. Mr. Cosley can help you plan for your family's future using tools such as wills, trusts, powers of attorney, and more.

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