Here at Birt Law, we people through life transitions by providing personalized and custom tailored divorce services in DuPage County, Will County, Kane County, and Cook County and throughout Illinois for our virtual clients.
During the COVID-19 pandemic, it is more important than ever to have a divorce and family law attorney. We can provide you with divorce mediation services, collaborative divorce services, and parenting coordination which remain unaffected by the current divorce courthouse closings or restrictions. Learn more about how we are protecting our clients and still resolving divorce issues.
Our comprehensive divorce process is successful because it relies on the following rather than just court involvement:
- Utilizing a non-adversarial approach to resolving divorce and parenting disagreements through mediation, collaborative law, or divorce financial analysis.
- Proactively taking control of the divorce rather than waiting for a reactive divorce court system.
- Learning how to better manage parenting and divorce financial budgeting and planning.
We understand that life transitions occur beyond regular business hours, especially in the areas of divorce and parenting. The firm offers evening and weekend appointments to existing clients and for the convenience of our clients, we accept all major credit cards, except American Express, checks, and cash for services.
Adjusting to parenting, divorce, or a separation can be difficult. Our staff is experienced in helping to motivate individuals and families to change and grow in a positive direction.
If you are considering a divorce or separation, please contact The Law Firm of Erin N. Birt, P.C. at (630) 891-2478 or privately by filling out our form located on the Contact page.
The firm frequently serves clients in Wheaton, Glen Ellyn, Naperville, Warrenville, Winfield, Carol Stream, Bloomingdale, Lombard, Elmhurst, Downers Grove, and Oak Brook as well as other cities located in DuPage County, Illinois. We also have experience serving clients in Cook County, Kane County, and Will County.
