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Phone: (312) 322-9000

Address: 53 W Jackson Blvd Ste 1442, Chicago, IL 60604

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Divorce
Child Support
Cases Heard: traffic (misdemeanor and petty), ordinance misdemeanor criminal proceedings, felony preliminary hearings, bond court, motion room, felony criminal cases (suburban and Chicago), violations (supervision, conditional discharge, probation), domestic violence (orders or protection, stalking/civil no contact orders), cases in excess of $100,000, suits for damages up to $100,000, contract cases decided by alternative dispute resolution, mandatory arbitration, small claims, housing, eviction proceedings, name changes, divorce proceedings, paternity/child support, divorce related orders of protection, juvenile justice, marriage and civil union ceremonies, mental health court, veteran’s court, youth ordinance.
Adoption
Paternity
Guardianship
Cases Heard: orders of protection, stalking/civil no contact orders, housing, eviction proceedings, small claims, licenses, misdemeanor criminal proceedings, felony preliminary hearings, ordinance and traffic enforcement, contract cases decided by alternative dispute resolution process, civil suits for damages up to $100,000, mandatory arbitration (less formal proceeding with three-member panel deciding case) in suits with damages of $30,000 or less, name changes, marriage and civil union court, felony criminal cases, domestic relations cases, juvenile justice cases, and law division tort cases seeking damages in excess of $100,000 Cases Not Heard: probate, chancery, county division matters (adoptions, elections contest, guardianship proceedings, eminent domain, inheritance, and real estate taxes).

Criminal Defense
DUI/DWI
There are numerous “Field Sobriety Tests” which will you will be asked to perform upon being suspected of DUI. They are basically sub-divided into two areas: 1) Field Sobriety Tests and 2) Breathalyzer or Blood tests. Believe it or not, you have an absolute right to refuse every single one of them, and may choose to do just that! Listed below are the tests you may encounter, and the ramifications/consequences of refusal to submit.
Traffic Violations
Steven Watkins (not real name) was charged with Aggravated Unlawful Use of a Weapon by a felon. The Chicago Police pulled him over for a questionable traffic violation. Steven was a passenger in the vehicle. After claiming the car smelled like cannabis, officers got everyone out of the vehicle. Steven, the driver, and the backseat […]
Sex Crimes
As it stands, there is no statute of limitations for criminal sexual assault, aggravated criminal sexual assault, predatory sexual assault, felony criminal sexual abuse, and aggravated sexual abuse, where the victim is under 18. 720 ILCS 5/3-6(j)(1).
Fraud
Robbery
Burglary
Both Jon McCarthy and Ryan Hendricks (names changed for confidentiality) made the unfortunate mistake of getting arrested in their youth for burglary, a class 2 felony. Jon stole some lawn chairs from a house, and Ryan took a radio from a garage. Hardly the crimes of the century, but that didn’t matter. Both spent decades as convicted felons despite maturing into fully grown, responsible, and hardworking citizens. They lost job opportunities, and when they did get a job, they lived in fear of their employer running a background check on them. Every time they wanted to apply for a promotion or better paying job, they were afraid their felony conviction would surface. While they had good jobs, obtaining them was a struggle. More importantly, the individuals knew they would have had better career growth & opportunities if they received a criminal record because of a poor decision they made in their youth.
White Collar Crimes
Theft
Misdemeanors
Many citizens who made isolated mistakes in their past or that have turned their lives around after serving time for a criminal offense find that they cannot obtain a job or start a career. The burden of a criminal record that cannot be successfully expunged or sealed can make the consequences of a criminal conviction last far beyond one’s term of incarceration or supervision. Arrests and convictions of misdemeanor and felony convictions are matters of public record. If you are ineligible or have been unsuccessful in seeking to seal or expunge your public record of arrest and/or conviction, your best option for reclaiming your reputation and improving your employment opportunities may be to file a petition for executive clemency. This process is also referred to as seeking a Governor’s pardon.
Embezzlement
Robert Callahan is the Chicago criminal defense lawyer that can help you with all types of White Collar crimes and charges. If you are charged with embezzlement or fraud charges, then call us now. Robert J Callahan and Associates can keep your future intact and provide the best criminal defense in Chicago, Cook County, Dupage County, Will county, Lake County and nationwide Federal Court representation.
Drug Crimes
In addition, the United States Congress determined that a specific law was needed to address conspiracy to commit a drug crime. Thus, in 1994 Federal Drug Conspiracy charges were born. Regardless of the specific charge, anyone facing Federal conspiracy charges is in immediate need of expert legal representation. At Robert J Callahan and Associates, we know how to prepare you for what is to come should you be arrested on Federal conspiracy charges.
Assault
Murder
CHICAGO POLICE DEPARTMENT SUPERINTENDENT DAVID BROWN In a press conference after the violent Fourth of July Weekend, Chicago Police Superintendent David Brown said, “I hear a lot about what the State’s Attorney is doing. She charged these people with murder we brought before them that we’ve arrested – and the courts, the courts released them back into the community, creating an unsafe environment for all of us.”
Juvenile Crimes
A: Over the years Robert J Callahan has won cases just like yours including felony drug charges, murder, fraud, dui, juvenile crime and many more.
Probation Violation
Identity Theft
Homicide
Homicide was not one of the largest number of felony cases charged in 2017 by Felony Review. They did, however, include the data due to Chicago’s ongoing problem with homicide.
Arson
Class X Felony ARSON – DISMISSED AW was looking at serious time on a serious offense. A class X, Aggravated Arson. Having no criminal history, spending most his life as a family man, AW couldn’t believe the situation he was in. He knew he was innocent. He knew he didn’t set any fire. He even […]
Restraining Order
A lawsuit filed this month in the Northern District of Illinois Federal Court sought to grant class-action status to all of the inmates currently in the Cook County Jail and requested the immediate releases of vulnerable prisoners on 8th amendment constitutional grounds. While US District Judge Michael Kennelly denied this request, he did grant a temporary restraining order requiring the jail to establish a policy for swift testing of inmates exhibiting symptoms. Under the order, the Cook County Sheriff must provide face masks to any detainee in quarantine, provide hand sanitizer & soap to inmates, and strictly enforce social distancing within the jail. In order to promote this social distancing, the order suspended the use of bullpens to hold multiple detainees awaiting entry into the jail.
Money Laundering
Kidnapping
Extortion
Hit and Run

Eminent Domain

Trusts and Estates

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