About Reifman Law Offices — Divorce Schaumburg Illinois
Reifman Law Offices is a divorce Schaumburg firm focused on affordable family law. Attorney Arkady Reifman has served Illinois clients since 2003. He handles divorce, child custody, and parenting plans. As a divorced parent himself, he understands the family court process. The firm serves Cook, Lake, and DuPage counties. You can compare nearby firms on our Schaumburg attorney directory.
The practice also covers child support and orders of protection. It handles high-conflict and high-net-worth divorce too. So a wide range of families can get help. Reifman offers free consultations, including after-hours appointments.
What Clients Say
Clients describe Reifman as approachable and child-focused. Many valued his flat-rate pricing and flexible hours. Reviewers also praise his calm, practical guidance.
Divorce Schaumburg — Practice Areas & Services
- Contested and uncontested divorce in Cook County
- Child custody, parenting plans, and support
- Paternity and parentage matters
- Orders of protection and domestic violence cases
- High-conflict and high-net-worth divorce
Frequently Asked Questions
How much does a divorce cost in Schaumburg?
Reifman Law offers flat-rate pricing for many family law matters. Costs still depend on how contested the case is. Your first consultation is free.
How is child custody decided in Illinois?
Illinois courts look at the best interests of the child. Judges weigh each parent’s role and the child’s needs. A lawyer can help you build a strong parenting plan.
Where are divorce cases filed near Schaumburg?
Cook County suburban cases are often heard at the Rolling Meadows courthouse, 2121 Euclid Ave. Illinois requires only irreconcilable differences as grounds. A six-month separation creates a presumption the marriage is broken.
Quick Facts: Divorce in Schaumburg, Illinois
- Low divorce rate: Illinois has one of the nation’s lowest divorce rates, near 1.3 per 1,000 residents — Illinois Dept. of Public Health
- Cook County volume: Cook County, which includes Schaumburg, sees high filing numbers — Illinois Dept. of Public Health
- Grounds: Irreconcilable differences is the only ground for Illinois divorce — 750 ILCS 5/401
