Winning Experience Counts
The attorneys at Scott W. Sheen & Associates are dedicated to protecting the rights and entitlements of you and your family. We will work tirelessly to ensure you get the compensation you deserve for your claim. Our legal team provides personalized, one-on-one service that you can trust.
For nearly three decades, our attorneys have worked hard to deliver outstanding results to thousands of clients. Throughout the Chicago legal community, we are well-respected for our commitment to our clients’ rights and ethical standards.
Practice Areas
We are results-oriented attorneys and legal advocates who provide steadfast representation to clients across the Chicago suburbs.
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“Sheen & Associates has always been there to help guide me in every legal situation I’ve been involved with. I have also recommended his services to friends, who have been more than satisfied with his services. A++”
“I highly recommend the Scott Sheen & Associates team! Every question and concern I had was always answered promptly. They made me feel like I was their only client and was their top priority. Thank you so much!”
Sheen Law Bulletin
Your attorneys will help you understand your rights as we fight to get you the best possible outcome.
Do I need an attorney for a speeding ticket?
An attorney can help you avoid convictions and points on your record, as well as amend the speed, obtain court supervision, and lessen fines.
How will divorce affect your financial future?
There’s no good reason to stay together with your spouse if you’re unhappy. You need to do what’s best for you, your future, and your finances.
You Should Always Drive with Your Lights On, Day or Night
Does driving with your lights on during the day seem a bit counterintuitive? You can see just fine, so why flip them on?