Kristin M. Howeth

Kristin Howeth is a fearless and persistent advocate on behalf of her clients. She attacks issues from all angles to develop creative and practical strategies to achieve each client’s goals. As a result, her oral and written advocacy skills are extremely persuasive and effective.

Kristin Howeth is an adept litigator, having successfully litigated and argued complex divorce and family law matters. She is highly astute and always prepared to address issues as they arise. Her clients feel reassured that she will skillfully and successfully guide them through the process of divorce and family law.

Kristin Howeth has prior experience working for private law firms and practicing in civil litigation and criminal law. Her experiences in these areas have proven useful to her divorce and family law practice, as the issues often overlap. In addition to her former experience in private practice, Kristin Howeth worked as a Legal Writing Teaching Assistant at the John Marshall Law School, a highly coveted position.

Kristin Howeth has the unique experience of clerking in the Criminal Appeals Division at the Cook County State’s Attorney’s Office, where she wrote numerous appeals. While in the Criminal Appeals Division, Kristin Howeth honed her persuasive writing skills on complex criminal law matters. Kristin Howeth’s experience in both the private and public sectors contributes to her strategic thinking and detailed approach to representing clients.