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The attorneys at the Marder & Seidler Law Firm take an aggressive approach in representing clients charged with felony, misdemeanor ,traffic and DUI criminal offenses, We also represent individuals who desire to file a divorce or who have served with divorce papers. We strive to be known in the community as experienced attorneys that provide quality legal services for individuals in a consistently ethical, responsible, timely and cost-effective manner.
Marder & Seidler Law Firm – Attorney Hoffman Estates have been providing legal services to clients in the Hoffman Estates area, since 1978. They provide quality services at affordable rates. They attend court in the Cook county area in addition to DuPage, Kane, McHenry, Lake and throughout Illinois. Marder & Seidler Law Firm is committed to devoting personal time and attention to each and every case. This means you’ll never be left wondering about the status of your case and you will always receive answers to your questions. We know the one thing that truly matters is helping our clients get results. That’s why we go the extra mile to resolve your issue in the best way possible so you can move on with your life.
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- There are various reasons for requesting a name change. It may be based on events such as divorce, or it may simply be based on dissatisfaction with the name. Some other fairly common reasons include: Taking the natural father's name (e.g., after being born out of wedlock or adopted). Changing to the mother's maiden name (e.g., after a divorce). Identifying with a foreign nationality (e.g., to show grandparents' nationality). A cumbersome name (e.g., difficult to spell and/or pronounce). Professional identity (e.g., legally maintaining a maiden name or changing to a pen name). Gay or lesbian (e.g., both partners want to share the same last name). There are inappropriate reasons for changing a name that will result in denial of the application and even consequences. For example, the new name cannot be identical to a celebrity or other famous individual, if the intent is to defraud others. In addition, you cannot change your name to avoid debts.
- Under Illinois state law, the court may grant a custodial parent’s request for relocation only when it is deemed to be in the best interests of the child. Such orders may be issued even if the noncustodial parent objects. In these cases, it falls to the custodial parents to prove that the move is in the child’s best interests. There are a number of factors that the court will consider in determining whether to approve a request for relocation. Under state law, these factors include the following: Whether moving will enhance the child and custodial parent’s quality of life The reason why the custodial parent wishes to move The motive for the noncustodial parent’s objection to the relocation Whether a realistic and reasonable visitation schedule can be reached and implemented The time and cost that will be involved with visitation as a result of the move Furthermore, the court may also take into consideration the distance of the move.
