Carnine Family Law. Aaron Carnine is a Family Law Attorney based in Mt. Vernon, Jefferson County, Illinois.

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Aaron Carnine
Black, Ballard, McDonald P.C.
108 S. 9th St., P.O. Box 4007
Mt. Vernon, IL 62864
618-242-3310
Acarnine@illinoisfirm.com
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Carnine.net
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As a partner at Black, Ballard & McDonald, P.C., my practice is devoted exclusively to Family Law with experience in multiple family law matters.  Divorce, property division, parenting time, child support, prenuptial agreements, parentage, modifications, appeals, adoption, enforcement and contempt proceedings.   Call 618-242-3310 or email acarnine@illinoisfirm.com #carnine #best #attorney #divorce #custody #parenting

 

Territory

Southern Illinois. Primary counties include Jefferson, Marion, Franklin, Wayne, Washington, Clinton, Perry, Clay, Hamilton, White, Bond, Fayette, Effingham, Jackson, Williamson, Saline.

Modern

Streamlined and efficient process. Property Allocation charts, Auto-calculation Financial Affidavit. Digital Signatures for speed and convenience. Phone, email, video, stay informed on your case.

Consultation

Call or email to schedule an in-person or video consultation with Aaron Carnine.

Hire

Call 618-242-3310 to receive an email with instructions on hiring the firm. Send an email question to acarnine@illinoisfirm.com for a free response and analysis.

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Experience

Practice since 1999. Exclusively Family Law. Trials, settlements, mediation, 20+ appearances at the Appellate Court.

 
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Types of Cases

Divorce, Parentage, Pre Nuptial Agreements, Retirement Division, Custody, Parenting, Guardianship, Adoption, Child Support, Maintenance.

 
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What to Expect

Seek a fair settlement early in the process. Continuing cost-benefit analysis. Full case, plan, and communication transparency. Explanations for each step and process.

 
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How Much? How Long?

If there is a settlement agreement: around 60-90 days and less than $2,000 (inclusive of about $400 in court fees). Continuous Risk/Reward analysis.