Family systems lie at the intersection of life's most meaningful relationships. Within these systems we sometimes need legal guidance to protect our interests, safeguard our rights, and navigate challenges related to marriage, parenting, and ensuring that schools meet the educational needs of our children.
Dr. David Saxe, founder of SAXE LAW LLC, is an Arlington Heights divorce lawyer, family law and school law attorney and Cook County Domestic Relations Division court-certified mediator, who provides high quality, responsive legal services in the areas of collaborative divorce, child support, child custody, visitation, and mediation, as well as matters involving parent/student rights in education. Based on his diverse background and more than 20 years of professional experience, David is an Arlington Heights divorce attorney and school law attorney who is uniquely positioned to support and guide you through some of life's more difficult challenges related to marriage, parenting, and ensuring that your child's educational needs are met.
Welcome to SAXE LAW LLC – You have a reason to feel optimistic and resonate positivity with Dr. David Saxe on your side. A trusted source for Family Law, Divorce Mediation, and School Law, he always surpasses his clients’ expectations.
Divorce Mediation in the Chicago Suburbs
At SAXE LAW LLC, we specialize in divorce mediation in the Chicago suburbs. Dr. David Saxe, our founder, is a seasoned attorney and a Cook County Domestic Relations Division court-certified mediator. With over two decades of professional experience, he's uniquely positioned to guide you through the divorce mediation process, ensuring a fair and amicable resolution for all parties involved.
Collaborative Divorce in Arlington Heights
If you're seeking a more cooperative approach to divorce, our collaborative divorce services in Arlington Heights offer a compassionate and efficient solution. We understand that every divorce is unique, and our goal is to facilitate open communication and constructive negotiation to reach a mutually agreeable resolution.
Uncontested Divorce in Arlington Heights
In cases where both parties are in agreement, an uncontested divorce can provide a faster and less contentious solution. Dr. David Saxe, your Arlington Heights divorce attorney, is here to help streamline the process and ensure that your uncontested divorce proceeds smoothly, minimizing stress and complications.
Contested Divorce in Arlington Heights
When a divorce becomes complex due to disagreements on various issues, our Arlington Heights divorce attorney is your dedicated legal advocate. Dr. David Saxe's extensive experience allows him to navigate contested divorce proceedings with skill and expertise, ensuring that your rights and interests are upheld.
Whether you require divorce mediation, collaborative divorce services, uncontested divorce assistance, or representation in a contested divorce, SAXE LAW LLC is here to provide high-quality, responsive legal services. Dr. David Saxe's diverse background and unwavering commitment to his clients make him the ideal choice for Arlington Heights and the greater Chicago suburbs.
Contact SAXE LAW LLC today to schedule a consultation with Dr. David Saxe and take the first step toward a smoother, more amicable divorce process. Your peace of mind and a fair resolution are our top priorities.
If you would like to find out if collaborative divorce may be right for you, click here or call 224.800.1351 to schedule a free consultation with David Saxe, an Arlington Heights divorce attorney, collaborative law attorney, family law attorney, psychologist, and parent who takes pride in understanding and being responsive to his Client's needs. David is available during regular business hours or by appointment evenings and weekends in Arlington Heights or Naperville.
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