Accomplished Elgin, Illinois, Family Visa & Commercial Lawyers
Immigration. Real Estate. Business Law
Immigration issues complicated by criminal charges, real estate deals gone bad, business disputes between corporations. The law firm of Hurlbut & Hurlbut, P.C., has been handling a wide range of legal cases since 1991. The firm's lawyers owe their extensive experience in handling difficult legal issues to years of legal practice and litigation.
Hurlbut & Hurlbut, P.C. continues to thrive in its practice while staying true to its goal: providing the best possible resolution to the legal problems that we handle. Immigration, real estate and commercial law are specific practice areas in which Hurlbut & Hurlbut, P.C., has focused. Our commitment to our clients' causes is one of the many reasons we have come to earn the respect of a growing number of residents of Illinois. Whether you need to apply for a family visa, need real estate advice, or need business law assistance, we can help. Contact us.
Small-Firm Lawyers with Extensive Experience
Our firm has been in existence for almost two decades. The firm was founded in 1991 and it was renamed Hurlbut & Hurlbut, P.C., in 2006. Our firm is made up of lawyers with extensive experience in their respective areas of practice. Our principals, Catherine S. Hurlbut and John F. Hurlbut, have been practicing law in Illinois since 1985.
Attorney Catherine S. Hurlbut started practicing law in the greater Elgin area in 1985, as an associate with the law firm of Ariano, Anderson, Bazos, Hardy, Kramer and Castillo, P.C. In 1991 she formed the law firm of Canning & Hurlbut, P.C. where she developed a private practice in the areas of real estate, business law and civil litigation. In 1994 she was elected to the Kane County Board where she continues to serve as a commissioner concentrating in areas involving development, transportation and finance.
Attorney John F. Hurlbut started his law practice clerking for a state appellate judge and then moved on to trial practice with the Immigration and Naturalization Service (INS) in Chicago, where he stayed for 10 years. During that time, he also became INS Deputy District Counsel for Indiana, Illinois and Wisconsin. Between 1996 and 1998, he was Special Assistant United States Attorney for the Northern District of Illinois. He then moved on to private practice.
The firm's lawyers are conversant in Spanish and Polish. They are also able to communicate with clients using American Sign Language (ASL). Our office hours are 8:00 a.m. to 5:30 p.m. We are also available for evening and weekend consultations by appointment.
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Hurlbut & Hurlbut, P.C.
574 N McLean Boulevard Suite 100
Elgin, IL 60123-3259
Phone: 847-741-0400 ▪ E-mail: ▪ Fax: 847-289-1355
