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Fred A. Joshua, P.C. is a family law firm serving clients across Chicagoland with over 22 years of experience in divorce, custody, and asset protection matters.
The Attorney role is full-time and on-site in Palos Hills, IL, handling high-asset divorce, business owner representation, child custody and related issues. You will meet with clients, provide legal advice, develop case strategies, and draft pleadings and agreements while collaborating with colleagues.
Fred A. Joshua, P.C. is a family law firm serving clients across the Chicagoland area, with over 22 years of experience in divorce, custody, and asset protection matters. The firm focuses on high-asset divorce, business owner representation, and child custody cases that involve complex financial and property considerations. Known for consistent client satisfaction, the practice has earned top ratings, including a 10.0 Avvo score and recognition from legal rating organizations. Led by principal Fred A. Joshua with attorneys Emily Salas and Gwendolin Bresnan , the team combines thorough preparation with strong courtroom advocacy while maintaining a sensitive, client-centered approach. The firm handles a full range of family law issues, including prenuptial agreements, support matters, and post-decree modifications, and is licensed to practice in Illinois.
The Attorney role at Fred A. Joshua, P.C. is a full-time, on-site position based in Palos Hills, IL. The attorney will manage a caseload focused on family law matters, including high-asset divorce, business owner representation, child custody and support, and related issues. Daily responsibilities include meeting with clients, providing legal advice, developing case strategies, conducting legal research, drafting pleadings, motions, and agreements, and representing clients in court hearings, settlement conferences, and mediations. The attorney will collaborate with colleagues on complex financial and property matters, coordinate with experts (such as business valuators or financial professionals), and ensure all filings and deadlines are met. The role also involves negotiations with opposing counsel, clear communication with clients about case developments, and adherence to professional and ethical standards in Illinois.