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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.
Strategic Criminal Defense Representation
Many lawyers may offer to "fight for you," but unless your battle is fought wisely and well, mere zeal will not help you. At Marder & Seidler Law Firm, you will find a criminal defense attorney who is not only passionate about protecting your rights, but who also pursues that goal with intelligence and strategy.
For 40 Years, Marder & Seidler Law Firm has stood up for the rights of those accused of a DUI, sex crime, drug offense, domestic violence and other criminal defense cases. He has earned Martindale-Hubbell's AV Preeminent* rating for his legal ability and ethical standards, and he has dedicated his entire legal career to defending clients charged with felony and misdemeanor crimes in Illinois.
A Law Firm That Is Well-Versed in Family Law
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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- Law enforcement agencies will be able to begin collecting DNA samples of a missing person's family members in an effort to create a reference DNA sample, under a new law that takes effect January 1, 2021. The law adds the National Missing and Unidentified Persons System to the list of laboratories law enforcement can coordinate with when they are trying to find a missing person. The law does not allow for DNA samples collected in missing person cases from family members to be kept by law enforcement agencies once the missing person is located.#missingpersonDNA,
