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Location: On North Side of 127th 1 block East of Harlem.
AKA: Daniel J. Florey: Chicago Suburbs Cook Criminal Defense, DUI, Divorce Attorney
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Phone: (708) 385-9021

Address: 7000 W 127th St, Palos Heights, IL 60463

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Daniel J. Florey: Chicago Suburbs Cook Criminal Defense, Dui, Divorce Attor

Divorce
Child Custody and Visitation
Family law is often perceived as pertaining mainly to divorce and child custody matters. However, this is only part of the picture. In addition to divorce and custody, we also offer expertise in areas such as prenuptial agreements, paternity actions, and post-judgment proceedings.
Paternity
Premarital Agreement

Criminal Defense
In criminal law, the suit is initiated by the state or federal government through a prosecutor rather than being initiated by the victim, as it is in civil law. Plaintiffs in a civil law suit only need to show by a preponderance of the evidence that a defendant is 51% or more liable (responsible) for the damages. But, the prosecutor in a criminal law case has to prove to the judge or jury 'beyond a reasonable doubt' that the defendant is guilty of the crime charged.
DUI/DWI
Traffic Violations
Unlike civil law, which involves private law suits between two or more private entities, criminal law attorneys represent clients who are being prosecuted by the state or federal government for an act that has been classified as a crime. Any act or failure to perform an act as designated by public law is considered a crime. With the exception of strict liability crimes, most crimes consist of three elements: an act (actus reus), a mental state (mens rea) and the intent to do social harm. Crimes are classified as 'misdemeanors' (less serious offenses that are normally punishable by a fine like some traffic violations, petty theft, or possession of a small amount of marijuana) and 'felonies' (more serious offenses that warrant imprisonment of one or more years, such as rape, grand theft, assault and battery, assault with a deadly weapon, or homicide/murder).
Misdemeanors
Drug Crimes
Assault
Murder
Homicide

Workers Compensation
The value of your claim is determined by statute and depends mainly on the kind of injury and the extent of any permanency. There are two ways that a workers' compensation claim can be settled. The first kind is a settlement agreement written on a form provided by the Industrial Commission and the other is what is commonly called a clincher agreement. The main difference between the two involves your right to future benefits because of a change of condition within two years after the last date you received a check. In the IC form, your right to possible future benefits is preserved. In the clincher agreement, this right is waived in exchange for an additional sum of money.

Personal Injury
Personal injuries not only cause physical pain, but also cause emotional and financial hardship through loss of work, medical bills and stress placed upon individuals and families. Whether caused by an automobile accident, a defective product, or other negligent, careless or reckless conduct, injuries alter lives forever. Dealing with insurance companies and their vast resources can be frustrating and intimidating to many individuals. Despite what insurance adjusters may tell you, insurance companies do not represent the interests of the injured party. We will aggressively fight for you to obtain a settlement or trial verdict that fairly reflects all your damages, including medical bills, lost wages, emotional stress, pain and suffering, and other damages.

Trusts and Estates

Estate Planning
Trusts
A trust that cannot be altered or canceled without the permission of the beneficiary or trustee. The grantor gives up all ownership rights to the assets and the trust in such cases.
Power of Attorney
A legal document that gives one person the power to perform specified acts or make decisions on behalf of another person, should that person become incapacitated.
Probate

Bankruptcy
Foreclosure
A financing technique in which an owner sells property directly to a buyer with no mortgage. The title or deed transfers only after full payment, and any foreclosure results in the property reverting to the seller.
Tax Law
A tax-deferred product offered by banks, mutual funds and other companies. Under current law, a married couple can put $4,000, $2,000 each, into their own IRA each year in a wide range of savings accounts and investments. Earnings are tax-deferred until you begin withdrawing the money, which you can start doing without penalty after age 59 1/2. Under current tax law, some people, depending on income, marital status or other factors, can deduct all or part of their IRA contributions, which reduces their taxes.

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