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What types of family law cases does Katz, Goldstein & Warren represent?
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How do I contact Katz, Goldstein & Warren?
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What is the legal approach your law firm uses in representing divorce cases?
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What is the first step in becoming a client?
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Is your law firm limited in the size of cases you handle?
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How long will my case take to reach a conclusion?
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What financial documentation is required for a divorce case?
– Bank statements
– Tax returns
– Business records
– Securities statements and accounts
– Mortgage documents
– Credit card bills
– Documentation regarding acquisition, transfer and sale of – substantial assets
– Documentation of family expenses
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What are the fees for Katz, Goldstein & Warren’s services?
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When I pay a retainer is it refundable if the case is resolved before the amount is exhausted?
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What is Mediation?
This process is generally reserved for parties with low intensity disputes where there is a consensus of agreement and willingness to resolve differences on a level playing field, without the necessity of extensive discovery or analysis and works best when both parties are essentially in accord with one another on at least a portion of the matters at issue. Either party can opt out of the process at any time, and neither the content, nor the results are binding or admissible in Court, unless agreed by both parties.
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What is Collaborative Law?
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What is a Prove-Up?
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What is the Lake County Parenting Class and do I need to attend?
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Can one lawyer represent both parties in a divorce proceeding?
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In what Illinois counties does Katz, Goldstein & Warren take cases?
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