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Buckley & Buckley Law, P.C. - Edwardsville, IL

216 N. Main Street Edwardsville, IL 62025

Updated: 04/06/2024

Edwardsville Family Law Firm

Overview

When you face a divorce or another thorny family law issue, come to Buckley & Buckley Law, P.C., in Edwardsville, Illinois. Here you will find a law firm composed of a mother-daughter team of lawyers with well over 30 years of combined experience...

When you face a divorce or another thorny family law issue, come to Buckley & Buckley Law, P.C., in Edwardsville, Illinois. Here you will find a law firm composed of a mother-daughter team of lawyers with well over 30 years of combined experience.

As a full-service family law firm, we stand ready, willing and able to help you in the following areas:

  • Divorce
  • High net worth divorce
  • Child custody, support and visitation
  • Spousal support
  • Property settlement agreements
  • DCFS investigations

In addition, we can help you when you need to establish parentage, wish to adopt a child or need an order of protection.

Furthermore, our law firm can vigorously defend you when you face traffic, DUI or misdemeanor criminal charges.
We pride ourselves on our client-centered approach to the practice of law. Beginning with your free initial consultation, you will find us approachable and empathetic to your situation. We will take the time to get to know you, listen carefully to your concerns, answer your questions and advise you of your options so you can make informed decisions going forward. We will then put our knowledge and experience to work on your behalf, devising a strategy to accomplish your goals and objectives in a timely and cost-effective manner.

Buckley & Buckley Law, P.C., offers virtual appointments and accepts all major credit cards for your maximum convenience.

About Buckley & Buckley Law, P.C.

Practice Areas

  • Family Law
  • Tax Deed Foreclosures
  • Divorce
  • Adoption
  • Criminal Defense
  • Parenting Time
  • Parentage
  • Child Support
  • Guardianship
  • Mediation
  • Appeals
  • Real Estate/Foreclosures
  • Juvenile Law
  • Traffic tickets
  • DUI
  • Assault/Battery

Fees

Accepts Credit Cards

Office Information

Address

216 N. Main Street Edwardsville, IL 62025

Fax

  • 618-692-4467

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By Anonymous on May. 09, 2024

0.5 out of 5 stars

If communication and professionalism are important to you, I would not choose this law firm. (With that being said, I have read nothing but positive comments regarding Kathy and when her daughter was out unexpectedly and Kathy and her team stepped in to assist, it was night and day from what I had experienced up until that point.) As far as issues are concerned? I was told on numerous occasions that she was personally swamped and the office ?couldn?t keep up? due to her mother retiring which I can appreciate but at the same time, I have urgent custody issues and to be blunt, her workload is not my problem as I am paying her for her time and service. At some point, she should consider not taking on additional clients until she can get organized and can handle her current work load. Communication from this office is very poor, I would call regarding urgent custody issues and not hear back and have to call numerous times to get an answer. I was told they could never get my phone to go through but turns out after being her client for over a year that they had the last digit of my phone number wrong. They were slow to communicate court dates, I would find out a day or two before we were supposed to appear in court. Most attorneys will prep you for a court hearing but Bridget?s prep was done 5 minutes before we were due in court and having the bailiff tell us that we needed to come ?NOW? because we were delaying the entire court. It was embarrassing and uncalled for. If they file anything with the court, they never notified me or sent me a copy however the one time her mother filled in, I got copies of everything. They will forward documents from the other party with zero commentary or explanation of what you were receiving. If you could get her on the phone, it would be late evening most times or my favorite was when she was dropping her dog off to be groomed and I couldn?t hear what she was saying. During our settlement conference, my now ex-husband?s attorney ended up helping me and guiding me more than my attorney. When I finally hit my breaking point and called to ask them to withdraw from my case, after they had blatantly lied to the attorney on the other end about me ?blocking their calls? and again, THEY were calling the wrong phone number, Bridget was very condescending and rude and at one point she even said, ?you are the first person to fire me THIS YEAR.? I guess she?s had a solid 4 months into 2024 but not years previous, I?m not sure what else she meant by that. In addition, there is a YELP review posted 28 days ago that sounds very similar to my experience. I could go on and on but I?ll end with saying dealing with divorce is not easy. I needed guidance and support and you will not find that here so please do your due diligence and choose your attorney wisely and if I could go back I would absolutely steer clear of Buckley & Buckley.

By Anonymous on Apr. 05, 2023

0.5 out of 5 stars

As an involved Father I was told by Kathy Buckley to pay whatever child support they told me, go find another woman and start a new family. She told me this after her promise of being "on my side" and taking my money. My kids are my life and she didn't care, she was only interested in billing me extremely questionable hours and not caring to support my rights as a Father or even willing to help get me more time with my children. She definitely doesn't support Father's rights and is biased against men.

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