Selwyn Skevin
Illinois Family Law & Civil Litigation Attorney

Selwyn Skevin represents individuals and businesses throughout Illinois in family law and civil litigation matters involving divorce, parenting disputes, post-decree litigation, financial conflicts, and related civil disputes. His practice includes both negotiated resolutions and contested courtroom litigation involving a broad range of personal and business-related legal issues.
Mr. Skevin handles family law matters involving divorce, parentage disputes, child support, spousal maintenance, allocation of parental responsibilities, Orders of Protection, and post-judgment proceedings. In addition to family law litigation, he also represents clients in business disputes, foreclosure defense matters, landlord-tenant litigation, condominium disputes, collections matters, and general civil litigation.
Areas Of Practice
- Divorce and family law litigation
- Parentage and parenting disputes
- Child support and maintenance matters
- Orders of Protection and emergency proceedings
- Post-decree litigation and enforcement
Mr. Skevin approaches each case with careful preparation, practical guidance, and strong client communication while advocating for his clients both inside and outside the courtroom. His background in business and financial services provides valuable perspective in disputes involving financial negotiations, property issues, and complicated litigation matters.
Before attending law school, Selwyn Skevin earned his Bachelor of Interdisciplinary Studies with a business emphasis from Arizona State University. He later earned his Juris Doctor from The John Marshall Law School, now known as the University of Illinois Chicago School of Law.
Prior to practicing law, Mr. Skevin worked as a mortgage advisor in both Arizona and Illinois, including work with Morgan Stanley. His experience in financial services and negotiations continues to inform his approach to family law and civil litigation matters involving complex financial considerations.
Mr. Skevin is admitted to practice law in the State of Illinois and the United States District Court for the Northern District of Illinois.
