Chicago family law + estate planning

Se habla español

Family law.Estate planning.

We help clients with divorce, including gray divorce, custody and parenting time, support, orders of protection, adoption, LGBTQIA+ family matters, prenuptial and postnuptial agreements, wills and codicils, transfer-on-death instruments, and trusts.

An attorney reviewing family-law and estate-planning documents privately with a married couple
Prepared with purpose.

Every document, deadline, and decision serves your case.

Divorce + gray divorce

LGBTQIA+ families + adoption

Marital agreements + estate planning

English & Spanish

Our point of view

The law may call it a matter. For you, it is your life.

Family transitions and planning for the future raise different legal questions, but both can shape your stability, finances, and the people you care about most. You deserve a lawyer who sees the full picture.

Every family deserves to be understood and protected on its own terms. Rose Tarbhai Law Group combines rigorous legal analysis with deeply human advocacy, helping clients address conflict, prepare durable agreements and estate documents, and move forward with clarity, dignity, and strength.

Family law & estate planning

The work we do

We focus on divorce, including gray divorce, orders of protection, adoption, LGBTQIA+ family matters, prenuptial and postnuptial agreements, and estate planning. In every matter, your life is never treated as just another file.

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Divorce & Financial Matters

Clear, strategic representation through divorce, property division, maintenance, child support, and the financial decisions that shape what comes next.

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Gray Divorce & Later-Life Planning

Strategic guidance for later-life divorce involving retirement assets, pensions, long-held property, maintenance, business interests, and the estate-planning questions that often accompany a major transition.

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Children & Family Protection

Steady advocacy in child custody, parenting time, parental decision-making, relocation, and parentage, with the family's long-term well-being kept in view.

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Orders of Protection

Urgent, strategic representation for clients seeking orders of protection in domestic violence matters, with close attention to immediate safety, evidence, court filings, and long-term family-law strategy.

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Adoption & Parentage

Guidance through stepparent, second-parent, and adult adoptions, as well as parentage matters that secure the legal recognition and protection every family deserves.

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LGBTQIA+ Family Law

Affirming representation in divorce, parentage, adoption, parenting disputes, and family-law issues that arise when legal documents do not reflect a family's lived relationships.

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Prenuptial & Postnuptial Agreements

Thoughtful drafting and review of prenuptial and postnuptial agreements addressing property rights, financial expectations, maintenance, debts, and planning for the future.

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Wills, Codicils & Trusts

Thoughtful estate planning through wills and codicils, transfer-on-death instruments, and a range of trusts tailored to your family, property, and goals.

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How we work

Deliberate from day one.

Whether navigating a family transition or planning your estate, effective counsel requires preparation, sound judgment, and action at the right moment.

  1. 01

    Listen

    We begin with the whole story, not just the legal issue. You will understand what matters, what does not, and what comes next.

  2. 02

    Clarify

    We identify urgent needs, protect critical rights, and turn your priorities into a practical plan for the decisions immediately ahead.

  3. 03

    Prepare

    Whether the work calls for an agreement, an estate-planning document, an evidence package, or a court filing, every detail is developed around your goals.

  4. 04

    Act with purpose

    We work toward durable documents or a fair resolution from a position of preparation. When trial is the right path, your case is built to stand up under pressure.

Client reviews

The experience clients deserve.

Clients turn to Rose Tarbhai Law Group for clear guidance, careful preparation, and steady advocacy through consequential moments.

Mia Amira Tarbhai, founder of Rose Tarbhai Law Group

Founder & Trial Lawyer

Chicago, Illinois

Meet the founder

Mia Amira Tarbhai

A family-law attorney, trial lawyer, former educator, and LGBTQIA+ advocate who believes clients deserve straight answers and a lawyer who understands what is at stake beyond the case file.

Mia has spent much of her legal career guiding clients through divorce, including gray divorce, custody and parenting time, support, adoption, parentage, orders of protection, prenuptial and postnuptial agreements, and other deeply personal family matters, including the distinct legal issues that LGBTQIA+ families may face. She also helps clients prepare wills, codicils, transfer-on-death instruments, and trusts. At the same time, she built a complex-litigation toolkit at a major national law firm. Her experience includes trials, depositions, investigations, dispositive motions, and mediations.

Before practicing law, she spent a decade teaching. That background and her experience as a mother still shape her practice: listen closely, explain clearly, prepare relentlessly, and never lose sight of the person in front of you.

Family lawGray divorceOrders of protectionAdoption & parentageMarital agreementsWills & trustsLGBTQIA+ family advocacyTrial experience

English & Spanish

Your story should never be lost in translation. Se habla español.

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Tell us what changed.

Whether a relationship is changing or you are planning for the future, the first step is a focused conversation about what matters most and whether Rose Tarbhai Law Group is the right fit.

Chicago office

980 N Michigan Ave Ste 1090 #516798, Chicago, Illinois 60611

773-606-7390

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