To serve our clients, our community and our families with the highest degree of moral standards, uppermost professional integrity and unwavering due diligence, is the principle The Barclay, Law Group, P.C. preserves and applies through-out its legal practice. Without compromising the quality of services rendered, we attempt to carefully ensure that the process required in accomplishing the client's ultimate goal is financially beneficial, reasonable and realistic for everyone. The client's personal and economic well-being is our most important concern. At the Barclay Law Group, P.C., the client is provided with support, reassurance and encouragement. This facilitates healthy associations, positive reputations in the community and rewarding relationships with our firm.

The Barclay Law Group, P.C. is a highly competitive, all inclusive legal services firm. Our location is uniquely situated in the downtown LaSalle Street business section of Chicago, Illinois as well as the well-defined stabilized lakefront South Shore community. With a consistently viable business plan and marketing strategy, we are able to develop and maintain a highly effective source of approaches, maneuvers and techniques which enable us to provide personalized legal assistance to our clients. Our attorneys coordinate and facilitate with other disciplines (i.e.: mediation, family and psychological assessments, investment and financial guidance, etc.) in order to offer additional advantages and benefits to our clientele.

The Barclay Law Group, P.C. is MBE certified with the State of Illinois, City of Chicago and Cook County and is a member of the AARP Legal Services Network.

Change in Evaluation of Reproductive Rights: In re Estate of K.E.J., 382 Ill. App. 3d 401 (1st Dist. 2008)

Change in Evaluation of Sibling Visitation Rights: R.F. v. H.F., 378 Ill. App. 3d 1125 (1st Dist. 2008)

Change in Evaluation for Bifurcation in Divorce Cases Involving Children: In re Marriage of Wade, 408 Ill. App. 3d 775 (1st Dist. 2011)

Successful Change in Custody from Mother to Father and Removal of Minor Children from Illinois to New York: In re Marriage of Warren, 05 D 11586