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The Lawyers at the Marder & Seidler Law Firm take an aggressive approach in representing clients charged with felony, misdemeanor ,traffic and DUI criminal offenses, We also represent individuals who desire to file a divorce or who have been served with divorce papers. We strive to be known in the community as experienced attorneys that provide quality legal services for individuals in a consistently ethical, responsible, timely and cost-effective manner.
At Marder & Seidler, you can be sure to get excellent legal services at affordable prices. Rely on our experienced and compassionate professionals to keep you informed of your legal rights and obligations so you have a clear, realistic expectation of the outcome of your case. Whether it is a situation of serious financial debt or you need help purchasing a new home for the very first time, we are there to provide you with reliable legal assistance.
We are members of the Illinois State Bar Association and Chicago Bar Association. Count on our lawyers to receive quality representation at affordable rates. Our 40 years of experience to get the results you need while providing evening and weekend appointments. Our lawyers are tough, hard hitting and aggressive in the court of law. Call or Text us today!
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Rely on the lawyers at Marder & Seidler Law for legal services at affordable prices. Our experts have the experience and knowledge to protect you and your family's rights. Our lawyers will do their best to see you come through the trying season of your life.
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