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1 Real Estate lawyers are available in ZIP code 60586 in Plainfield, Illinois, including Christopher Montgomery. Average rating of these lawyers is 3.0/5 and 57% provide free consultation.

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FAQs - Real Estate Lawyers in 60586 city Plainfield How many Family, Wills, Real Estate, Debt Collection lawyers actively serve residents of Plainfield, Illinois (60586)? Approximately 71 licensed attorneys focus on Family, Wills, Real Estate, Debt Collection across Plainfield, Illinois (60586). Most matters are filed through the Illinois District Court, where local rules shape timelines and filing steps. How long do Family, Wills, Real Estate, Debt Collection matters usually take in courts near Plainfield (60586)? Family, Wills, Real Estate, Debt Collection cases in Plainfield, Illinois usually take around 5-10 months depending on complexity and the Illinois District Court docket. Which local court most often hears Family, Wills, Real Estate, Debt Collection cases for people living in Plainfield, Illinois? Residents of Plainfield typically see Family, Wills, Real Estate, Debt Collection filings handled by the Illinois District Court. Proximity to 60586 helps with quick submissions and clerk communications. Do attorneys around 60586 offer a free first consultation for Family, Wills, Real Estate, Debt Collection? About 69% of firms near ZIP 60586 offer a free first consultation for Family, Wills, Real Estate, Debt Collection, so you can compare strategy and fit before committing.
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Christopher Montgomery

Firm: Christopher S. Montgomery, Attorney At Law, P.C.
1717 Sierra Highlands Dr. , Plainfield , Illinois 60586
Practice Areas: Real Estate
Experience. I have been practicing law in Joliet since 2006, mainly focusing in Real Estate Transactions, Mechanics Liens, and Social Security law.  I have since stopped taking new clients for Social Security with the exception of a few long-standing clients.  My primary practice area these days consists almost exclusively of transactional real estate (representing clients who are buying and selling homes).. Real Estate Practice. The three keys to a good real estate practice are organization, simple fee rates, and professional relationships.  The typical things a real estate attorney handles in conjunction with a client are negotiating repair issues, preparing the closing documentation, drafting encumbrances (in the appropriate case), working with the lender to insure that the final figures are correct, drafting deeds to insure that the property is held in the most-beneficial type of holding, and reviewing real estate contracts for problems or issues.  My organization skills focus on date-planning and capping my cases; I set out a calendar for the closing and follow those dates and I cap my cases at 20 at any given time so that each case gets the attention it needs and deserves.  This helps avoid errors.  I also have professional relationships with surveyors, realtors and mortgage lenders to assist clients who are just starting the process of buying or selling their home.. All of my fees in real estate matters are for a set price (no padding my hours) and are usually contingent (you don't buy/sell a house, I don't get paid).  The only exception to this flat-fee, contingent rule is drafting of encumbrances (such as easements and leaseholds, for example).. All my clients and their realtor are given my cell phone number very early in the transaction so either of them may call me any time they want.  I take evening and weekend calls and appointments (subject to availability).  With me, you get the personal service you deserve and do my best to earn every dollar you pay me.. Mechanics Liens. Mechanics liens cases is a specialty area of mine which I have pursued since graduating law school.  I primarily focus on "perfecting" mechanics liens so that they can survive a court challenge; I have filed suits in court to foreclose mechanics liens as well, both for owners and contractors.  These included a $1.9 million claim in which I co-chaired a two-week trial defending against a claim on behalf of the owner and a $750,000 suit in which I prosecuted a claim on behalf of a contractor.. Education. I earned my B.A. from Eastern Illinois University in 1999.  I earned my J.D. from Chicago-Kent College of Law in 2002.  I have been licensed to practice law in Illinois since 2002.. Malpractice Insurance and ARDC Claims. I carry a malpractice insurance policy to protect my clients, but have never had a claim filed against me in 14 years.  I have never been disciplined by the Attorney Regulatory and Disciplinary Commission.. Personal. I live in Joliet with my wife, Katie, and our three children: Henry, Stella, and Everett.  On my days off, I run "Daddy Daycare" while my wife goes to work.
Avvo Review
“STAY AWAY FROM THIS SCUM...HE TAKES YOUR MONEY THEN WHEN IT IS TIME FOR A TRAIL HE JUST SAYS GOODBY.”
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“Chris fights hard for his clients and is a well respected attorney in the community!”
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