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Kevin O'Flaherty oversees all legal matters and is actively involved in making sure every client's case, big or small, is handled with excellence and attention to detail. He is available to contact through phone and email and his rates are available upon request.
In this Learn About Law episode, Kevin O'Flaherty discusses family mediation and how it can be voluntary or involuntary in the state of Illinois and the fees that can be associated with a mediator.
Lake in the Hills attorney, Kevin O’Flaherty discusses mediation process as well as the importance of resolving disputes without having to deal with the stress and hassle of court. Mediation is a cost-effective way of handling issues at hand. While an attorney may not be needed during a third-party mediation it is important to have an attorney present to understand what you are entitled too as well as your rights. Our Lake in the Hills attorneys truly care about your best interest we want to be your shield and biggest advocates.
Lake in the Hills family mediation attorney Kevin O'Flaherty discusses the concept of a presumed father and how a presumed father is established by law.
This article discusses ways to legally identify the father when a child is born. Along with DNA testing to determine the father and The Vital Records Act in which both parties are in agreement, there are other ways under the law. These include:
Read the full article by our Lake in the Hills family mediation lawyers explaining paternity law.
Lake in the Hills child support mediation lawyer Kevin O'Flaherty explains the new child support law changes that occured in July, 2017.
Kevin O'Flaherty discusses the changes to the new child support laws that will go into effect in July of 2017. This law is important because it changes the way child support is calculated. Normally, the non-custodial parent being ordered to pay a certain minimum amount without taking into consideration the custodial parents income. Under this new law child support will be determined based on the net income of both parents. This will cause some to have their payment increases while others will be ordered to decrease their child support payment. The only exception comes when a third-party is the recipient of child support, then the child support payments will not be affected.
Lake in the Hills mediation attorney Kevin O'Flaherty explains the difference between collaborative divorce vs. cooperative divorce.