Reeder & Brown, P.C. is a distinguished law firm specializing in family law and criminal defense, serving clients throughout Will County, Illinois. With over 30 years of combined legal experience, attorneys Joel Brown and Gregory Reeder are known for their straightforward communication, aggressive advocacy, and compassionate approach to complex legal matters.
The firm takes a constructive and client-focused approach, striving to resolve cases efficiently while always preparing for courtroom battles when necessary. Their extensive criminal court experience provides unique litigation advantages, and they are dedicated to protecting clients’ rights and well-being, especially in emotionally charged family or criminal cases. They primarily serve individuals facing divorce, child custody disputes, criminal charges, and related legal challenges in the Joliet area and surrounding communities.
Services Offered
- Family Law
- Divorce (Contested and Uncontested)
- Child Support
- Paternity
- Parental Relocation
- Parenting Time
- Allocation of Parental Responsibilities
- Guardianship
- Spousal Support
- Marital Assets and Debt Division
- Dissipation of Assets
- Premarital Assets, Inheritances, and Commingling
- Non-Payment of Support Issues
- Post-Divorce Modifications
- Post-Divorce Enforcement and Contempt of Court
- Orders for Withholding, Garnishments, and Arrearages
- Divorce Near Retirement
- Orders of Protection Defense
- Criminal Law
- Drug Charges (including Heroin-Related Crimes)
- Domestic Violence Defense
- Assault and Battery
- Firearm and Weapons Charges
- Theft and Shoplifting
- DUI (First Offense, Second Offense, Drug-Related, Aggravated Felony)
- Traffic Violations (Aggravated Speeding, Driving While License Suspended)
- Juvenile Law
Based in Joliet, the firm serves clients in Plainfield, Lockport, Crest Hill, New Lenox, Mokena, Romeoville, Homer Glen, Bolingbrook, Naperville, Aurora, and throughout Will County. Both attorneys bring significant litigation and prosecution backgrounds, with Joel Brown having previously served as an Assistant State’s Attorney in Will County.
