Chicago divorce cases are heard at the Daley Center in the Loop, where the sheer volume demands strategic case management and understanding of judicial assignment procedures in the nation's third-largest city.
Chicago-based cases in Cook County's Domestic Relations Division follow expedited financial disclosure rules for marital estates exceeding $1 million. The court's Mandatory Arbitration Program applies to contested property divisions valued under $50,000. Digital asset tracing is increasingly common in urban high-net-worth divorces.
Regular practice in Daley Center with understanding of local rules, judicial preferences, and procedural requirements specific to Chicago cases.
Advanced capability to trace hidden assets, analyze financial records, and uncover cryptocurrency transactions using technical investigation methods.
OpSec-focused approach to protect your reputation and sensitive information during high-conflict family law litigation.
We handle Chicago divorces involving complex issues unique to urban professionals: restricted stock units, deferred compensation, and cryptocurrency portfolios. Our digital forensics capabilities are critical for uncovering hidden assets in the city's sophisticated financial landscape.
Jonathan D. Steele is an Illinois attorney licensed to practice law, combining family law expertise with technical security credentials (Security+). This unique background enables sophisticated digital forensics work critical in modern divorce litigation involving cryptocurrency, offshore accounts, and technology-sector executive compensation.
Attorney Steele handles cases throughout Illinois, with regular practice in Daley Center serving Chicago clients.