Chicago lawyer David H. Weiss prides himself on client communication and oral arguments in the courtroom.

     David H. Weiss is an aggressive Chicago trial lawyer, who prides himself on client communication and courtroom success.

 

     After high school, David H. Weiss immediately joined the United States Coast Guard (USCG), where he served in both Active Duty and the Reserves until 2017. While serving in the USCG, lawyer David H. Weiss served in multiple hazardous duty locations, including a deployment to Afghanistan. 

 

     Lawyer David H. Weiss graduated from UIC Law (formerly the John Marshall Law School) in 2014. David always had a passion for Family Law, having seen many of his fellow service members going through divorces and custody disputes. David channeled that passion and his appetite for the law into externships with the Circuit Court of Cook County's Domestic Relations Division and the Cook County Domestic Violence Legal Clinic. David never forgot his military roots, which saw him continue his legal experience into the Veterans Legal Support Support Center & Clinic.

 

     Lawyer David H. Weiss has used his military experience, Cook County legal experience, and passions for helping people in divorce and custody cases to become a trusted legal advisor to many clients throughout his years of practice. David's success stories for his clients stem from his meticulous legal research and motion practice, which has led to victories for his clients in divorce and custody cases and orders of protection. Those victories extend beyond the trial court level, as David has multiple victories in the Illinois Appellate Courts for cases he took up on appeal and won for clients.

 

     Contact Weiss & Villalobos today at 312-847-2000 for a confidential consultation.    

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