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Kari L. Cornelison

Licensed in US

Biography

Kari Cornelison, owner and attorney at Kulerski & Cornelison, is a divorce trial lawyer, certified mediator, and collaborative law practitioner with over 20 years of courtroom experience. A graduate of John Marshall Law School and Michigan State University, she is admitted to practice in Illinois, Florida, and the U.S. District Court for the Northern District of Illinois.Kari is a fellow of the Collaborative Law Institute of Illinois and the International Academy of Collaborative Professionals, and co-founder of the Illinois Cooperative Divorce Lawyers. Her legal insights have been featured in the Chicago Tribune, Fox TV Chicago, ABC TV-Channel 7, and the Huffington Post.She lives in Downers Grove with her husband and two children and proudly supports the Kids Come First Coalition and the Legal Information Institute at Cornell Law School. At Kulerski & Cornelison, we specialize in guiding clients through divorce and family law with a focus on minimizing conflict and avoiding court when possible. Led by attorney Kari Cornelison—a certified mediator, collaborative lawyer, and seasoned trial attorney with over 20 years of experience—we offer personalized strategies tailored to each client’s unique needs. Our non-court approach emphasizes cooperation and mutual respect, helping families reach fair and amicable resolutions. With deep roots in the Chicago area and a commitment to compassionate, efficient legal support, we’re here to help you navigate your divorce with clarity and confidence. Information on this website is for general information purposes only. Nothing on this site should be taken as legal advice. This information is not intended to create, and receipt or viewing does not constitute an attorney-client relationship. By submitting your information in any form on this website, you consent to be contacted via phone call, text message, or email. Please be aware that, while we use commercially reasonable means to protect information that is submitted, such information can never be 100% secure.