Contact
Begin with a confidential inquiry.
If you are facing a complex family-law matter, or advising someone who is, Beth’s office can help determine the appropriate next step.
Because family-law matters can involve sensitive personal, financial, and child-related information, the first contact should be careful, discreet, and limited until conflicts are cleared and an attorney-client relationship is established.
Erin Feldman
Personal Assistant and Intake to Beth McCormack
If you would like to inquire about working with Beth, please reach out to Erin.
161 North Clark Street, Suite 3000
Chicago, Illinois 60601
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A careful first step.
To begin, contact Beth’s office by email. Please do not include confidential, time-sensitive, or detailed case information in an initial inquiry.
The purpose of the first contact is to determine whether Beth’s office can appropriately review the matter and identify the proper next step.
For prospective clients.
If you are considering divorce or facing a complex family-law matter, Beth’s office can help determine whether the matter is appropriate for review.
Initial contact should be limited to basic information. More detailed facts should be shared only after conflicts are cleared and the appropriate engagement process is in place.
For referral sources.
If you are a trusted advisor or professional seeking to refer a client, Beth’s office can help identify the appropriate next step.
Please avoid sharing confidential client information until conflicts are reviewed and permission has been obtained. A brief introduction is enough to begin.
Privacy and Process
Privacy begins with the first contact.
Complex family-law matters often involve sensitive personal, financial, professional, and child-related information. Beth’s office treats every inquiry with care, but initial contact alone does not create an attorney-client relationship.
Until representation is confirmed, please do not send confidential or time-sensitive information.
Media, speaking, and professional inquiries.
For speaking, media, or professional inquiries related to family law, dispute resolution, high-net-worth divorce, or private-client family matters, please contact Erin Feldman at emfeldman@beermannlaw.com with a brief description of the request.
Begin carefully.
Whether you are seeking counsel for a complex family-law matter or making a thoughtful referral, the first step is a discreet inquiry through Beth’s office.
Contacting Beth’s office does not create an attorney-client relationship. Do not send confidential or time-sensitive information until conflicts have been checked and formal engagement procedures are complete.