Martin A. Delaney III

I am an experienced litigator, having devoted my practice to family law for the last thirty-five years. Earlier in my career I focused on criminal defense, including organized crime cases. I am licensed in three states, Illinois, New York and Virginia, although I now practice mainly in the greater Chicago area, Cook and Collar counties.

• Divorce
• Domestic Violence
• Family Law

• Free Consultation
• Credit Cards Accepted

Illinois

Since 1993

New York

Since 1985

Virginia

Since 1979

7th Circuit

Since 1995

U. .S. District Court Northern District of Illinois

Since 1995

U.S. District Court Western District of New York

Since 1986

U.S. District Court Western District of Virginia

Since 1980

U.S. Supreme Court

Since 2001

Partner

The Law Offices of Martin A. Delaney III, Ltd.

2006 - Current

Attorney

Various Law Firms

1994 - 2006

Attorney

Law Office of Martin A. Delaney III

1986 - 1994

Attorney

Laloggia & Gorankoff

1984 - 1985

Partner

Davis & Delaney

1979 - 1983

Washington and Lee University School of Law

J.D. (1979) | Law

University of Rochester

B.A. (1976) | History

Honors: Cum Laude

10 Best

American Institute of Family Law Attorneys

2018

Top 100 Lawyers

American Society of Legal Advocates

2015

Top 100 Lawyers

American Society of Legal Advocates

2014

Super Lawyer

Illinois Super Lawyer

2005, 2006

10.0 Top Attorney

Avvo

The Illinois State Bar Association

Member

2007 - Current

Lake County Bar Association

Member

2006 - Current

The Northwest Suburban Bar Association

Member

2006 - Current

Chicago Bar Association

Member

1994 - Current

The Federalist Society

Member

1993 - Current

The New York State Bar Association

Member

1985 - Current

Virginia State Bar Association

Member

1979 - Current

Q. wife want to split frm me & she is say take alimony & child support, i not been wrnkg 4 2 mnth she want house 2 go 4cls

7 July 2019

A: Each parent has a presumed right to see his or her children, and that right can only be restricted by the court upon proper petition. Financial issues can be addressed only generally give the lack of information. Whether to let the house go into foreclosure will depend an examination of the marital finances, which is not possible here. Under certain circumstances a party may be entitled to maintenance and/or child support. I suggest that you schedule a meeting with an attorney to discuss your case.