Jason G. Shore
Mevorah Law Offices, LLC
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Mevorah Law Offices
900 E. Roosevelt Road
Lombard, IL 60148
Phone: 630-932-9100
Fax: 630-932-9868
About LawyerAbout Jason G. Shore
Jason G. Shore received his Bachelor of Arts in Political Science at The University of Iowa before graduating from The DePaul University College of Law with his Juris Doctor. As an associate at Mevorah Law Offices, Jason practices family law, immigration, and bankruptcy. He is also fluent in Spanish.
Jason is appointed by the court to represent minors in custody proceedings, as well as a guardian for children, titled Guardian Ad Litem (GAL). He also focuses on gaining visitation and financial support for parents and ex-spouses. In addition to family law, he has successfully drafted applications for Permanent Resident Cards, Work Permits, and US Citizenship, due to his experience in immigration law. Jason also assists clients in determining if they need to file a Chapter 7 or a Chapter 13 consumer bankruptcy and aids them through the entire process.
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Education
University of Iowa, Bachelor of Arts-2006DuPaul University College of Law, Juris Doctor-2010
Bar Associations
Illinois State Bar AssociationsChicago Bar Association
DuPage County Bar Association
Honors & Awards
Rising Stars - Super Lawyers, 2018Avvo Clients' Choice - Family Law, 2017
Avvo Rating - Superb, Top Divorce Attorney
CALI Award for Top Student in Legal Analysis Research and Communication, 2009
Moot Court Society Scholarship, 2008
Dean's Merit Scholarship, 2008
President of DePaul Decalogue Society, 2008-2009
Vice President of Iowa Student Government, 2004-2005
Professional Associations
American Immigration Lawyers AssociationDecalogue Society of Lawyers
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Mevorah Law Offices
Lombard, IL 60148
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