Background
Jay Toback, Alan was born on February 7, 1958 in Bronx, New York, United States.
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Alan Jay Toback
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State University of New York at Albany (Bachelor of Arts, 1979). John Marshall Law School (Juris Doctor, 1982).
Career
Worked at Lake, Toback & Yavitz (Chicago, Illinois) specializing in Family Law, Divorce, Domestic Relations, Mediation, Matrimonial. Admitted to the bar, 1982, Illinois. Author: "Refusal to Submit to Paternity Blood - Testing A Legal Quagmire," 1 Illinois, Journal Family Law at 1 (November/December 1984).
"Paternity Proceedings," Chapter 63, Family Law & Practice, Matthew Bender 1986.
"Domestic Relations - Quick Guide for the Legal Assistant, Illinois Institute for Continuing Legal Education, 1989. "Dissipation of Marital Assets: A Review and Criticism," Illinois Bar Journal, April 1991.
"Changes to IMDMA May Make lieutenant Easier for Spouses to Obtain Maintenance," The Chicago Daily Law Bulletin, October 1992. "Removal: A Historical and Practical Perspective," Illinois Family Law Report, November 1992.
"Maintenance" -- Illinois State Bar Association, Family Law Handbook, Fall 1994.
Lecturer: Illinois State Bar Association Annual and Mid-Year Meetings 1993, 1994 and 1995. Member, Board of Managers, 1992. Vice President, 1994-1997, Illinois Chapter, American Academy of Matrimonial Lawyers.
Chairperson Continuing Legal Education Committee, Family law Section Council, Illinois State Bar Association, 1993.
Member: Chicago (Member, Matrimonial Law Committee), Illinois State (Member, Family Law Section Council) and American (Member, Family Law Section) Bar Associations.
Achievements
Membership
Member, Board of Managers, 1992. Vice President, 1994-1997, Illinois Chapter, American Academy of Matrimonial Lawyers. Chairperson Continuing Legal Education Committee, Family law Section Council, Illinois State Bar Association, 1993.
Member: Chicago (Member, Matrimonial Law Committee), Illinois State (Member, Family Law Section Council) and American (Member, Family Law Section) Bar Associations.
