Michael F Roe

Michael F Roe is a distinguished attorney specializing in complex divorce and child custody litigation with over 25 years of experience. Operating from Arlington Heights, Illinois, he has adeptly managed significant disputes across Kane County, DuPage County, and throughout northern Illinois. His expertise extends to complex cases in downstate Illinois and select out-of-state child custody matters.

Michael's dual education in law and business equips him to navigate both the parenting and financial aspects of divorce litigation. He is among a select group of attorneys nationwide with specialized knowledge in high-conflict divorce cases involving psychological disorders.

Nationally, he stands out as one of the few lawyers who is a long-term member of both the American Psychological Association and the Illinois Psychological Association. His extensive experience in family law has been featured in the Chicago Tribune and discussed in various media interviews focusing on mental health and family law.

Michael actively contributes to the Parental Alienation Study Group (PASG), collaborating with academics, psychologists, judges, and lawyers on resources related to Parental Alienation. He has founded a nonprofit for personality disorders and served as a director for a national single parent’s organization. His approach to complex child custody is informed, sensitive, and unique.