Will County hears family law cases at the Will County Courthouse in Joliet, where the court emphasizes settlement-focused case management and strict compliance with child support guidelines.
The 12th Judicial Circuit requires attendance at settlement conferences before scheduling contested hearings. Will County judges strictly apply the statutory child support calculators and rarely deviate without compelling evidence. Local rules mandate specific formatting for financial affidavits.
Regular practice in Will County Courthouse with understanding of local rules, judicial preferences, and procedural requirements specific to Will County 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.
Our experience in Will County includes familiarity with the courthouse's alternative dispute resolution programs and the judges' approach to asset valuation in business dissolution cases involving closely-held corporations.
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 Will County Courthouse serving Will County clients.