McAdams & Sartori, LLC

08/28/2026

Great!!

08/27/2026

A GREAT DAY FOR OUR CLIENT! 🎉⚖️

Today, the Kendall County State's Attorney's Office dismissed the felony theft charges against our client, Ruben Loyos-Salazar!

Ruben had never been arrested or charged with a crime before, and this case brought tremendous stress to him and his entire family. From the beginning, he maintained his innocence—and our team worked to help prove it.

A very special shout-out to Joey Healy from our team, who was absolutely relentless in sending subpoenas, gathering records, and helping us put the pieces together. Joey's persistence and hard work made a real difference in this case!

Ultimately, the State's Attorney's Office reconsidered the evidence and agreed: the charges should be dismissed.

Today, Ruben gets to put this behind him and celebrate with his family. We couldn't be happier for him!

This is why we do what we do. ❤️⚖️

— McAdams & Sartori

08/24/2026

Monday came quick this week. If your weekend wasn't so great, we are here if you need us. 💟

08/13/2026

Are You “Quiet Quitting” Your Marriage?

Do you sleep in separate beds?

Do you take vacations without your spouse?

Do you live under the same roof—but feel like you’re living completely separate lives?

Have you stopped talking about the future? Stopped making time for each other? Stopped expecting anything to change?

Sometimes a marriage doesn't end with a dramatic fight or someone walking out the door. Sometimes two people simply become roommates—slowly creating separate lives while remaining legally married.

The Oprah Podcast recently featured a fascinating conversation about marriage, relationships, and what happens when the life you thought you had is no longer the life you're actually living. It made me think about something I see frequently in family law:

How long can you live an emotionally separate life before you acknowledge that your marriage has changed?

And perhaps the hardest question:

Is this how you want to be loved by your spouse for the rest of your life?

There isn't one right answer. Some couples reconnect. Some redefine their marriage. And some eventually decide that it is time to move forward separately.

But living indefinitely in the space between married and separated is a decision, too.

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08/05/2026

Don't talk your way into a conviction. If you volunteer information, police generally do not have to give you Miranda warnings first. Stay calm, remain silent, and let your lawyer do the talking later.

06/12/2026

Congratulations Nicole on another job well done!

06/03/2026