Kendall County Civil Unions Attorney

Protecting Your Rights in a Civil Union Dissolution

Legally, civil unions have many similarities to a marriage. When a civil union is dissolved, then, many rights are at stake, including the right to:

• Retain property, including real estate, retirement accounts and savings accounts
• Have debts divided fairly
• Gain custody over minor children
• Visit minor children

Are you in a same-sex or opposite-sex civil union and have questions regarding your rights during dissolution? Contact Aurora dissolving a civil union attorney Matthew M. Williams of Matthew M. Williams, P.C.

I have litigated over 1,000 divorces and numerous civil union dissolutions. I combine aggressive advocacy with training and experience in collaborative law, which can save time and money and lessen discord. For more information, please contact my office.

Contact the Law Office of Matthew M. Williams, P.C., for experienced civil union legal assistance. Call 630-409-8184.

Courts draw on divorce law when handling civil union dissolutions, making it imperative that your lawyer be highly familiar with Illinois divorce law. At the same time, civil unions may be complicated by contractual rights that exist within or outside of the union.

I can provide the knowledgeable assistance needed to address issues pertaining to civil union and contract law as they pertain to your dissolution. I am committed to protecting your rights in areas ranging from health insurance to primary and second homes. For more information, please contact my Kendall County divorce lawyer office.

Contact an Aurora Property Division Attorney

My office is conveniently located a mile off of I-88. I accept credit cards, and weekday initial consultations cost just $100. My fees are competitive, and flexible payment plans and reasonable retainers are part of the commitment I make to helping you move forward with your life. Call 630-409-8184 or simply contact me online to schedule your initial consultation.