Justin B. Ryan - an Elgin, Cook (IL) Family Law Lawyer

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Elgin Family Law Lawyer

Updated: 03/10/2026

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Family Law 90%

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Child Custody

Divorce
By Jessica J. on Apr. 17, 2023
Hired Attorney 2021-2023

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Retaining Justin Ryan for my difficult custody case was the best decision I could have made. Over the course of my case, he made sure to answer any questions I had and explained things in a way I was able to understand. Any issues that arose along the way, Justin was very patient and transparent about my options and handled them in a timely manner. If anything should change down the line, I would not hesitate to retain Justin again. I also had the pleasure of communicating with Lori Mitchell during my case and she was always so kind and thoughtful and answered any questions I had that she was able to. I am extremely greatful to Justin and Lori, and would highly recommend anyone dealing with a difficult and emotional custody/divorce case to hire this wonderful legal team. Thank you Justin and Lori!

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Elgin, IL

2250 Point Blvd
Suite 107
Elgin, IL 60123

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Phone: 847-551-9300

Fax: 847-428-5744

Website: http://ryanryanfamilylaw.com/

Hours: Mon-Thurs: 9am-5pm, Friday: 9am-12pm

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Justin B. Ryan - Elgin, IL