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COADY LAW GROUP - HERE TO HELP YOU

At Coady Law Group, our team of attorneys and legal professionals are here to help you with all the legal needs of your family law.  We understand how important it is to protect your family both emotionally and financially.  Our role is to be accurate and strategic counselors for our clients to ensure that you have a plan in place to protect your family’s present and future.  Whether you have a question regarding child support and parenting time or need a will or power of attorney, you will always receive personal and comprehensive legal representation from the experienced team at Coady Law Group.


WE SERVE CLIENTS THROUGHOUT ILLINOIS


including the following Counties:

  • Christian County (Taylorville, Illinois)
  • Fayette County (Vandalia, Illinois)
  • Macoupin County (Carlinville, Illinois)
  • Macon County (Decatur, Illinois)

  • Menard County (Petersburg, Illinois)
  • Montgomery County (Hillsboro, Illinois)
  • Sangamon County (Springfield, Illinois)
  • Shelby County (Shelbyville, Illinois)


We have offices in Springfield and Taylorville, Illinois for best availability to the clients we serve. 

SPRINGFIELD OFFICE

1100 South 5th Street
Springfield, IL 62703

Phone: (217) 713-2344
Fax: (217) 717-9817


TAYLORVILLE OFFICE


210 South Webster Street
Taylorville, IL 62568

Phone: (217) 713-2344
Fax: (217) 717-9817


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E-mail: info@coadylawgroup.com

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SPRINGFIELD OFFICE
1100 South 5th Street
Springfield, IL 62703

Phone: (217) 713-2344
Fax: (217) 717-9817

TAYLORVILLE OFFICE
210 South Webster Street
Taylorville, IL 62568

Phone: (217) 713-2344
Fax: (217) 717-9817

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