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Disregarding clear obligations in a court-approved parenting agreement led to costly consequences.
By Domestic Relations / Family Law May 26, 2026
As a result of our efforts, the court reduced our client’s child support arrearage by half because of the mother’s intentional and prolonged refusal to provide her share of transportation costs. The court also ordered the mother to pay a substantial portion of the father’s attorney’s fees.
Success Story - Strategic Defense in Probate Property Dispute
By Probate Litigation April 27, 2026
In a contentious probate matter involving a disputed deed to residential property, our client, the administrator of the estate, seeks to recover assets after the deed was recorded by the decedent’s neighbor.
Join our session to learn legal tips for successfully launching or growing a business!
By Lavelle Law April 3, 2026
Launching or growing a business? Don’t get tripped up by the legal stuff that can make or break you. Join us for this free seminar on May 13, 2026, and learn key legal tips for entrepreneurs.
Lavelle Saves Client $330K with Strategic Timing and Collaboration
By Tax Group March 18, 2026
Our client was haunted by non-dischargeable federal tax liabilities of over $400K from a business venture. After strategic timing and working with our Bankruptcy team, $330K was written off by the IRS before we filed Chapter 7 for the client, and he suffered no adverse results from the four-month delay.
Join Lavelle Law on April 9, for our Business After Hours!
By Team Lavelle March 13, 2026
Play Ball with Lavelle Law on April 9! Step up to the plate and join our annual Business After Hours event, hosted in the friendly confines of our Schaumburg office. Bonus points: Feel free to rock your favorite baseball team’s gear and show off your fandom while you’re at it! Free event for SBA members!
SCOTUS ruled that candidates are allowed to challenge vote-counting rules.
By John J. Lydon and Jacob N. Rotolo February 4, 2026
On January 14, 2026, the U.S. Supreme Court decided that political candidates can bring lawsuits over election rules. In Bost v. Illinois State Board of Elections, the Court held that a candidate for office has the right to challenge state rules about how votes are counted.
Sarah Reusché is featured in this month's North Shore City Lifestyle!
By North Shore City Lifestyle February 3, 2026
As seen in North Shore City Lifestyle. Lavelle Law attorney, Sarah Reusché, is featured in the February 2026 issue of North Shore City Lifestyle magazine. Sarah isn't just an exceptional attorney; she's a true community advocate.
Success Story - Smooth Acquisition of Fast Food Franchise Assets
By Mergers & Acquisitions February 2, 2026
A small business owner sought to acquire the assets of a mall-based fast food franchise. The client needed experienced legal guidance to navigate a complex, multi-party transaction involving the seller, the franchisor, the mall’s leasing agency, and a lending institution providing bank financing.
Catch the January broadcast of EAC's
By Lavelle Law and EAC January 27, 2026
The January broadcast of Elgin’s "Chamber Chat" with EAC President Carol Gieske, features Lavelle Law Shareholder Steve Migala and KCT Credit Union’s Yvonne Irving.
Join our seminar to stay ahead of Illinois’ evolving employment laws.
By Lavelle Law January 15, 2026
New Year, New Employment Laws: Key Illinois Changes Effective 2026 - a Lavelle Law Breakfast Briefs seminar. Stay ahead of Illinois’ evolving employment law landscape and help safeguard your organization in 2026. Register now for this targeted, must-attend session.
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