Skokie Bankruptcy Attorneys

Peter Francis Geraci (PFG) founded Geraci Law in 1977 as the law offices of Peter Francis Geraci. His Cook County practice includes Skokie, Illinois, a place with a long history. The City of Skokie was founded under the name Niles Center in 1888, but adopted the Native American name of Skokie after a re-naming campaign in 1940. Visit http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Skokie,_Illinois for more information about Skokie, Illinois, and visit www.peterfrancisgeraci.net for more information about the 'real PFG', attorney Peter Francis Geraci. To make an appointment at Geraci Law if you live in Skokie, click here and enter your zip code for the closest office to you. The closest bankruptcy and injury law office of Geraci Law to Skokie Illinois is located in Chicago in the Portage Park neighborhood. Located just north of the Six Corners interchange of Cicero, Irving Park, and Milwaukee Avenues, the address is 4218 N Cicero Avenue, Chicago, IL 60641. Our regular staff at that office includes Attorneys Wylie Mok and Lizette Villegas; we usually have Spanish speaking attorneys on the premises, and Polish translation is available with advance notice from our senior paralegal, Katarzyna Lichon. The office is constructed in a classic Southwestern style, and is very easy to locate. We have our own private parking lot with no cost and no restrictions for your convenience. Getting from Skokie to our Portage Park office is ridiculously easy! All you have to do is head South on Skokie Boulevard, which becomes Cicero once you cross the border into Chicago. Continue South on Cicero all the way, and it should take you no more than 20 minutes, even if you don t take the highway. Fun Fact: Geraci Law, LLC has two attorneys who were raised in Skokie: our Supervising Attorney Nathan Curtis and Chapter 7 hearing attorney David Lulkin. Both attended Evanston Township High School, which partially shares a district with Skokie. Skokie bankruptcy cases are part of Cook County, and are heard in the Dirksen Federal building at 219 S. Dearborn, Chicago,IL Click here for google map directions. When you arrive, the major landmark is the 30-foot tall orange sculpture by noted sculptor Alexander Calder across the street. However, as there is no affordable parking in downtown Chicago, we do NOT recommend driving to your hearing. Public transit trip planning is available here. Additionally, if you take the Blue Line into downtown Chicago, the elevator from the subway conveniently places you at the front door of the courthouse. Although street parking is available, it is scarce, and we do not recommend driving downtown.