Weiss Kunz & Oliver

Specialties

The law firm of Weiss Kunz & Oliver, LLC, concentrates in practicing family law and collaborative law. While there are many divorce attorneys who can handle a basic divorce, there are fewer who can handle the many issues which fall under the umbrella of family law. Family law attorneys have extensive experience not only in divorce, but in many other issues as well.

History

Established in 2015.

Attorney Maxine Weiss Kunz, Founding Partner at Weiss Kunz & Oliver, LLC, has practiced family law since 2005, including traditional litigation, adoptions, and collaborative law. Maxine is certified for appointment as a child representative and Guardian ad Litem in Cook County. She is also certified to practice collaborative law throughout the state of Illinois. Maxine is a member of the Collaborative Law Institute of Illinois and a certified mediator through the Center for Conflict Resolution and the Cook County courts. She is also licensed in Illinois Federal Court and has handled numerous appeals, including the decision of In re Marriage of Doermer.

Meet the Business Owner

Maxine Weiss K.

Business Owner

Maxine Weiss Kunz is a Founding Member and Partner of Weiss Kunz & Oliver, LLC and has been practicing 100% family law since 2005, including traditional litigation, adoptions, and collaborative law. She is certified for appointment as a Child Representative or Guardian ad Litem in Cook County. She is also certified to practice collaborative law in Illinois. Maxine is a member of the Collaborative Law Institute of Illinois and a certified mediator through the Center for Conflict Resolution and the Cook County courts.

Maxine received her undergraduate degrees from Indiana University-​Bloomington, where she double-​majored in Psychology and Telecommunications. She earned her J.D. from the Chicago-​Kent College of Law where she received a certificate in its Litigation and Alternative Dispute Resolution program, and was a member of Kent’s prestigious Mock Trial Advocacy Team.

Maxine Weiss Kunz has published numerous articles, lectured on various family law issues, and is a member of the foll