Joliet Divorce and Family Law Attorneys
Reich, Jumbeck, Stole & Reeb, LLP represents individuals and families in Joliet and throughout Will County. Our attorneys handle divorce and legal separation, allocation of parental responsibilities and parenting time, child support, maintenance, property division, divorces involving businesses, and post-decree disputes. We give clients a clear understanding of their options and a practical plan for the next stage of the case.
Whether a matter can be resolved through negotiation or requires a focused court strategy, we prepare for the issues that matter most, including financial stability, parenting time, decision-making, and enforceable orders.
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Family Law Representation in Joliet and Will County
Family-law decisions can affect your home, finances, and relationship with your children for years. Our Joliet attorneys help clients understand the legal choices in front of them, identify the issues that need immediate attention, and move toward orders that are clear and workable.
Divorce, legal separation, and financial issues
We handle contested and uncontested divorce and legal-separation matters involving marital and nonmarital property, real estate, retirement accounts, debt, maintenance, and business interests. Our related resources include Divorce & Legal Separation, Complex Divorce, Divorces Involving Businesses, and Divorces Involving Property.
Parenting, child support, and high-conflict cases
Illinois uses the term allocation of parental responsibilities for what many people still call child custody. We advise parents about decision-making, parenting time, parenting plans, relocation, child support, and enforcement. When communication has broken down or the stakes are high, our High-Conflict Divorce and Child Custody resources explain the issues that often require a more structured approach.
Why local counsel matters
A Will County family-law case requires attention to deadlines, evidence, local scheduling, and the details of the orders the court is being asked to enter. We prepare clients for negotiation, hearings, and trial when necessary, while keeping the strategy tied to the goals and facts of the case.
Questions Joliet clients often ask
What should I bring to a first divorce consultation?
Bring any current court orders, recent financial records, information about real estate or business interests, and a short list of the outcomes that matter most to you. If children are involved, include the current parenting schedule and any communications or records that may help explain the concerns.
Can parenting time and child support be addressed in the same case?
Yes. Parenting time, decision-making, and child support are often addressed together, although each issue has its own legal standards and evidence. Our Child Support page and Illinois Maintenance Calculator provide starting points for the financial questions.
What if one spouse owns a business or significant property?
Business interests, real estate, retirement accounts, and other assets may require tracing, valuation, or a plan for division that accounts for taxes and liquidity. The right approach depends on the records and the facts, not just the account title or estimated value.
What happens after a divorce judgment?
Some families need help enforcing or modifying an existing judgment, parenting plan, support order, or maintenance award. Our Post-Decree Proceedings resource covers the types of issues that can arise after the original case ends.
If you are considering a divorce or facing another family-law issue in Joliet, you can contact RJSR to discuss the next step.
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