Sherby D. Scurto
About Sherby Dianne Scurto
Practice Areas
Child Custody, Child Support, Divorce & Separation, Fathers' Rights, Military Divorce, Spousal Support, Parenting time / Visitation, Property Division
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Sherby Dianne Scurto, P.C.
5707 S. Cass Ave., Suite 1132
Westmont, IL 60559
Phone: 630-687-1396
AboutAbout Sherby D. Scurto
Sherby Dianne Scurto concentrates in family law services throughout Cook, DuPage, Kendall, and Will counties.
Sherby began her career after serving in the U.S. Army, earning her Bachelors and Masters degrees at Elmhurst College and graduating from John Marshall Law School in Chicago. Sherby has received numerous awards and honors, including being recognized by the American Institute of Family Law Attorneys' 10 Best Client Satisfaction list for three consecutive years. Her military background and performance in the field of law earned her recognition by the Best Attorneys Online Military Lawyers twice in 2013. Sherby was also named to the 2010 and 2012 Illinois Rising Star and 2017 and 2018 Illinois Super Lawyer lists.
Sherby focuses on successfully resolving divorce, child support, and various other family law issues.
Education
Elmhurst College, Bachelors of Science in ChemistryElmhurst College, Masters of Arts in Industrial/Organizational Psych
John Marshall Law School, Juris Doctor
Bar Associations
Illinois State Bar AssociationsDuPage County Bar Association
Honors & Awards
Illinois Rising Star, 2010-2012Illinois Super Lawyer, 2017-2018
Top 100 National Black Lawyers
Pi Gamma Mu National Honor Society
Phi Alpha Delta Law Fraternity
Pi Gamma Mu National Honor Society
Elite Lawyer Award, 2019
Professional Associations
Phi Alpha Delta Law FraternityPi Gamma Mu National Honor Society
American Chemical Society
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Sherby Dianne Scurto, P.C.
Westmont, IL 60559
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