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Admitted: 1977, Illinois; 1994, Montana Law School: Loyola University - Chicago, IL, J.D. Member: Illinois State (Family Law Section Council, 1997-2008 and Chairman, 2007, Family Law Section) and Montana State Bar Associations. Biography: Voted, Superlawyer, 2006, 2007. Fellow: American Academy of Matrimonial Lawyers (Vice-President, Illinois Chapter). Born: Chicago, Illinois, December 15, 1952
Biography:
Publications: ISBA Family Law Newsletter Restricting Visitation, "What Evidence is Sufficient," May 1998; ISBA Family Law, "Modification of Custody Within Two Years after Davis," published by Illinois State Bar Association, March 1999; "The Forgotten Writ," ISBA Family Law Newsletter, January 2000; "Problems In The Enrollment of Foreign Judgment," ISBA Family Law Newsletter, May 2001. "The Child Representative Statute is Unconstitutional," ISBA Family Law Newsletter, December 2002.
Presentations: I.C.L.E. (I.S.B.A. Mid Year Meeting) Supervised and Restricted Visitation in Illinois, ISBA Annual Meeting, June 2002 "Custody Tidbits", the Role of Forensic Experts in Child Custody Dispute, Illinois Council of Child and Adolescent Psychiatrists, A.F.C.C. National Conference, the Role of the Pro-Active Guardian ad Litem, 1993, A.F.C.C. National Conference, 1996; Third Party Standing in Custody Cases; Evanston Northwestern Hospital, Divorce - The Role of the Psychologist and Psychiatrist, An Attorney Perspective; I.C.L.E. (Family Law Update, 1999), Pre and Post-Nuptial Agreements and Drafting Tips; "Child Custody and Time Sharing in Illinois," National Business Institute, March 2000. Faculty Member, Trial Practice Court, Loyola University School of Law, Moot Court Civitas (Child Law Center Loyola) Faculty 1995, 1996.
Scott Colky is the senior and founding partner of Colky & Kirsh, Ltd. Scott began his career as a criminal trial attorney and has logged many hours in the courtroom, handling hundreds of major felony cases, including murder cases. Renowned among peers for his creativity and expertise in turning around even the most intractable cases, Scott is often sought out to serve as co-counsel. He also is well known and highly regarded for his cross-examination of psychiatrists and psychologists in custody cases and has garnered the respect of the mental health comm
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