Schiller DuCanto & Fleck is pleased to announce the promotion of Thomas Villanti to the esteemed position of Senior Partner. With an impressive track record of handling complex family law cases, Thomas has consistently demonstrated exceptional dedication and commitment to his clients' well-being.
Thomas's practice focuses on high asset family law matters, including the equitable distribution of multi-million-dollar estates and intricate child custody disputes. His comprehensive approach encompasses contested court proceedings, complex negotiations, in-depth financial analysis, and the development of sophisticated prenuptial agreements. Thomas is renowned for his strong financial acumen, efficient work style, and composed demeanor, making him a trusted advocate for clients navigating the often times overwhelming terrain of family law.
Thomas has earned a reputation as a compassionate and clear communicator who works tirelessly to secure both financial and emotional security for his clients as they transition to the next chapter of their lives. His extensive clientele includes successful individuals and their spouses from a variety of industries such as professional athletes from renowned sports organizations, celebrities, sports agents, broadcasters, disc jockeys, and business owners.
He routinely collaborates on complex multi-state cases, consistently exceeding clients' expectations nationwide. His dedication and effectiveness in advocating for his clients have earned him recognition within the legal community, including accolades such as being named a 40 Under 40 Illinois Attorney to Watch by the Chicago Daily Law Bulletin and a Top 40 Trial Lawyer Under 40 by the National Trial Lawyers organization. The Best Lawyers in America, Illinois Super Lawyers, and Leading Lawyers magazines have also acknowledged Thomas' excellence in family law practice.
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