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Divorce
Child Support
Caring for a child is an expensive undertaking, and as a single parent, the financial commitment can be overwhelming. Child support therefore is not only one of the most financially trying aspects of a divorce, but also one of the most emotionally taxing as you seek to secure the financial safety of your most precious, irreplaceable assets: your children.
Child Custody and Visitation
Kevin Rosner helps you understand the options and create a plan that is in the best interests of your children. Under Illinois law, there are two forms of child custody – joint and sole. Joint custody allows both parents to participate in the lives of their children and is typically a preferable arrangement. In certain circumstances however, sole custody by one parent may be in the children’s best interests.
Guardianship
Kevin Rosner is experienced in helping clients with guardianship issues. Illinois law allows a guardian to be appointed for several different reasons. A legal guardian has the same responsibilities as a child’s natural parent.
Spousal Support
In many instances, a spouse can be awarded financial support, either temporary or permanent, as part of divorce proceedings. Spousal support is also known as alimony or more commonly, as maintenance. A number of factors are involved in determining if spousal support applies including...
Legal Separation
Illinois is an equitable division state. Equitable doesn’t mean equal. As stated in the Illinois Marriage and Dissolution of Marriage Act, marital property refers to any property obtained by either spouse after their marriage. Non-marital refers to property owned prior to the marriage and increases thereto, property obtained by gift, legacy or descent; in exchange for property acquired before the marriage or in exchange for property through gift, legacy, or descent; property accumulated by a spouse after a judgment of legal separation; property specifically excluded by a legal agreement between the individuals through either a settlement, decree, or nuptial agreement; property attained before the marriage; and any judgment or property acquired by judgment given to one spouse from the other.

Criminal Defense
Whether we choose certain life events or they happen to us, we need the right people and strategies to move us forward. When you work with attorney Kevin M. Rosner, you work with a trusted partner with deep experience helping people reach their goals through the law and legal system. With a focus on family law and criminal matters, Kevin understands both the emotional nuances and legal issues that can advance your case. He will help you understand the implications of your situation and develop the most effective strategies to process, address, plan for and overcome the corresponding challenges. Under his guidance, you will move your case and ultimately, the course of your life forward.
DUI/DWI
Kevin Rosner has helped hundreds of clients fight for their driving rights by defending drunken driving offenses. Being accused of driving under the influence (DUI) is an incredibly stressful experience and it’s normal to be anxious and afraid of losing your license, paying large fines, harming your relationships, your career or even spending time in jail.
Traffic Violations
A ticket may seem like a small, albeit costly and frustrating thing, but Illinois traffic violation laws are quite strict and can result in the loss of your driving privileges.
Fraud
If you’ve been accused of fraud, you know the severity of the charges against you and the life behind bars you could be facing if convicted. There are several different types of fraud, including embezzlement and false advertising, identity theft, credit card fraud, investment fraud, mortgage fraud and social security or disability fraud. These crimes can yield significant prison sentences, fines or a permanent criminal record, which puts the opportunity for future employment in peril. It takes an expert lawyer like Kevin M. Rosner to navigate the intricacies of these white collar crimes to provide you with the best defense possible.
Robbery
Between burglary, theft and robbery, robbery is the most serious criminal charge of the three. While theft could involve snatching someone’s purse and burglary is defined as entering or remaining in a property with the intent to commit a theft, robbery involves taking property from an individual by the use of force or by threatening the use of force. Aggravated robbery involves using a dangerous weapon or the threat of a dangerous weapon, and is considered a class 1 felony, which means a conviction would yield significant jail time.
Burglary
Burglary charges in Illinois, which result from an individual being accused of entering a piece of property (such as a building or motor vehicle) without the owner’s permission, with the intent to steal their property, are considered a Class 2 felony. A conviction could carry a sentence of up to seven years in jail. When an individual enters another individual’s dwelling, intent on stealing something, this is considered residential burglary, which is a Class 1 felony and includes a prison sentence if convicted of up to 15 years.
White Collar Crimes
Theft
Misdemeanors
Battery is a Class A misdemeanor offense that can carry a fine of up to $2,500 and one year in prison. If police are called to the scene of a physical altercation between two or more people, all individuals involved may be charged with battery, even if those people did not start the fight.
Embezzlement
Theft includes offenses related to the unlawful taking of something that is not yours, and that you have no intention of returning. Theft can come in the form of burglary, robbery, identify theft, auto theft, petty theft, fraud and embezzlement, which all carry different fines and prison sentences depending on the severity of the crime.
Drug Crimes
Your freedom and future are at risk, and you need an attorney who can understand the nuances of Illinois drug laws, the constitutionality of search and seizures and the testimony of expert witnesses. That attorney is Kevin M. Rosner, who will advocate on your behalf tirelessly to get drug charges against you reduced or entirely dismissed. Contact us now for a free consultation!
Assault
Aggravated assault means that the charges have been elevated because a deadly weapon was used, or because the deadly weapon was directed toward a police officer or fireman who at the time were engaged in their official duties. A charge of aggravated assault will also be issued if an individual is hooded or is concealing their identity, or if they have assaulted a teacher, a paramedic, a transportation worker, a physically handicapped person or a correctional officer.
Murder
Violent crimes are serious charges and must be dealt with with the utmost care. After all, your future is on the line. Violent criminal charges may include assault, battery, aggravated battery, attempted murder, murder, sexual offenses, domestic violence, reckless discharge of a weapon or kidnapping. These offenses involve threats, force or a weapon in the commission of a crime.
Identity Theft
In this digital age, courts take the issue of identity theft quite seriously. When an individual is accused of unlawfully obtaining or manufacturing another person’s financial information in order to obtain goods or services in their name, the minimum sentence is often one-three years in jail. However, depending upon the amount the identify theft was for, if convicted an individual could spend up to 30 years in prison.
Restraining Order
Your safety is of the utmost importance. An order of protection, also known as a restraining order, is intended to stop domestic violence, harassment, intimidation or interference with your personal freedom. These can be complex issues, and to retain the services of Kevin M. Rosner means you’ll have an advocate fighting for your safety and freedom in court.
Kidnapping

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Business Transactions
Ending a marriage can be an emotionally charged decision. Promises are broken, trust is betrayed, feelings are hurt and hearts are broken. Despite their emotional qualities, the best divorces operate as business transactions to address the issues related to money, property and children. Kevin Rosner has the experience and objectivity to handle this process – which can involve complex and trying aspects such as negotiation, discovery of assets, litigation, custody issues and more. Most important, Kevin has the experience to assist as you create in the best possible resolution to your situation. He has guided and participated in a variety of divorce scenarios – from angry, contested matters to simple, collaborative resolutions.

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Power of Attorney
In some cases an adult can avoid having a guardian appointed for them if they give an individual they trust power of attorney for health care and property management in the event of their disability. A trust may also be established to ensure that a competent trustee is handling a disabled person’s assets.
Probate

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