Same-day appointments available via Zoom video.
Just call 312-493-4241.
Kevin R. Johnson
Attorney
I would be happy to talk with you.
I hand-pick my clients, and you should also be very careful who you trust with your case.
You should not try to navigate the Court System by yourself.
Get professional advice – from me or another attorney.
But isn’t family law just common sense?
“I’ll just tell the truth and do my best – what could go wrong?”
Telling the truth is good, but family law is not just ‘common sense.’ You need an action plan.
Knowing the law & court rules, knowing about court procedures and the ways that different judges see their role, and how they do their jobs.
I can explain about psychological warfare tactics being employed on you — and how to strongly defend against them.
You don’t have time for a ‘free consultation’ sales pitch — that would benefit me.
I charge $50 for a one-hour analysis. That could benefit you.
Let’s talk.
It’s been a long road – these years of practicing family law.
I’ve seen the best and the worst.
You may be living your worst nightmare, right now.
Let’s have a confidential discussion. I may be able to find a creative solution to your situation.
Some areas I deal with are:
Divorce (any genders, open, polyamorous)
Fighting Parental Alienation, Visitation Denial, Reluctance
Multi-State Custody Disputes (UCCJEA issues)
Multi-Generational Custody Disputes (Family feuds)
Fighting Against Long-Distance Moves of Children
Returning Children From Other States
Fighting ‘Contempt-of-Court’ Charges
Child Custody and Visitation (‘Allocation’ and ‘Parenting Time.’)
Paternity and DNA Testing
Child Support – Collection and Defense
Contested child Adoption
Contested child Guardianship
Stopping and Preventing Abuse
Aggressive, passionate representation, guided by:
Over 25 years of experience
Up-to-Date Lexis Advance© Legal Research
Honesty as a Spiritual Principle*
Call my cell # at 312-493-4241.
7 days/week
Pick up the phone and call me if you . . .
Have been served with court papers.
Have decided to end your marriage.
Want to know your rights.
Are stuck in a long-running court case and wondering if you’ll ever escape the legal system.
Learn that your ex is about to move out-of-state with your children.
Want to discuss alimony / maintenance (part of Section 504 of the Marriage Act.)
Want information about child support (part of Section 505 of the Marriage Act.)
Have been exposed to mistreatment at the hands of a family member, and you want to know your rights.
Need answers right away.
