Free Legal Consultations for Criminal and Traffic matters via video and phone conferencing during the Stay at Home order.

The Law Office of Matthew R Gebhardt, P.C. is offering free legal consultations regarding criminal and traffic matters during the Stay at Home order. Please contact my office to set up a consultation. The time to prepare for your case is now.

Free Legal Consultations for Criminal and Traffic matters via video and phone conferencing during the Stay at Home order.

The Law Office of Matthew R Gebhardt, P.C. is offering free legal consultations regarding criminal and traffic matters during the Stay at Home order. Please contact my office to set up a consultation. The time to prepare for your case is now.

Illinois and Wheeling Real Estate Attorney Matthew R Gebhardt discusses the contract negotiating process in Illinois.

So you have found your new home. Next step is to sign the contract and go to the closing right? Unfortunately, buying a home is usually not that simple. In this series of blog posts, Illinois Real Estate Lawyer Matthew R Gebhardt will examine the process of home buying in Illinois from start to Finish.

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Illinois and Northbrook Real Estate Attorney Matthew R Gebhardt discusses the contract negotiating process in Illinois.

So you have found your new home. Next step is to sign the contract and go to the closing right? Unfortunately, buying a home is usually not that simple. In this series of blog posts, Illinois Real Estate Lawyer Matthew R Gebhardt will examine the process of home buying in Illinois from start to Finish.

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Deerfield Domestic Battery Lawyer Matthew R. Gebhardt examines the offense of Domestic Battery and Domestic Violence and their penalties under the laws of the State of Illinois.

Domestic Battery or Domestic Violence can be charged as a Class A Misdemeanor or Felony in Deerfield, Illinois.   Supervision is not a possible disposition which means any conviction to theses types of charges will result in a permanent conviction on your record. Convictions can lead to jail time and can negatively impact citizenship status if you are not a citizen of the United States.