Mark R. Farrow received his undergraduate degree summa cum laude from Northern Illinois University. Although he did not major in English, he received the English Department’s annual Orville Baker Award for Excellence in Writing, which is awarded to one student at the end of each academic year. While studying law at the University of Illinois, Mark was a member of the National Moot Court Team and received the Rickert Award for excellence in moot court. After receiving his Juris Doctor Degree in 1989, Mark served for two years as Appellate Law Clerk to Justice Carl A. Lund (retired). Mark has practiced law in Naperville since 1991 and joined Fay, Farrow & Associates, P.C. in 2002 after deciding to concentrate his practice in the field of family law. He became a partner in 2004. Mark’s approach to divorce cases is enlightened by his diverse trial experience and his life experience as a father, stepfather, and an individual who has experienced the divorce process firsthand. Mark is known for his intelligence, thorough preparation, and sense of perspective, all of which help to eliminate some of the anxiety clients often experience when involved in the legal process. Mark is affiliated with the Illinois State, DuPage County, and Will County Bar Associations. He is certified as a Child’s Representative and an Arbitrator in DuPage County. He is also the President of the Pheasant Glen Homeowners Association. Mark resides in Naperville with his wife Julie and their two children.

Peter Fayne has cemented his reputation as an exceptional and gifted trial lawyer over the past two and half decades with major jury trial acquittals in high profile criminal cases in the State of Maryland and Washington, D.C. Peter has been named a “Super Lawyer” for Maryland and Washington, D.C. every year since 2008. He is acknowledged by his peers for possessing the highest rating for both ethics and legal ability. Always breaking ground in the criminal defense arena and consistently setting precedent, Peter has long established his reputation as a top-notch jury trial lawyer with countless acquittals and highly favorable plea arrangements for his clients. He has also been quoted numerous times by The Washington Post for his opinions concerning criminal law issues of the day.

Kathryn A Feagans is a founding partner of Feagans Law Group and oversees the firm’s personal injury practice. She concentrates in cases involving complex and catastrophic injuries, including wrongful death, in the areas of automobile/trucking accidents, slip and falls, construction injuries, medical malpractice and nursing home negligence, dog bites and defective products. As an injury attorney, Katie has guided thousand of clients through what is often the scariest and most uncertain time in their lives. With a comprehensive understanding of insurance, healthcare, business and the law throughout Chicagoland, Illinois, and the Midwest, her “concierge” approach to representing her clients ensures that they have the necessary resources at every stage of the process. As a former adjuster and attorney for insurance companies, Katie has a first-hand understanding of properly managing cases from the beginning - to ensure the most beneficial outcomes. Katie is a member of the Illinois State Bar Association, the Kane County Bar Association and the Illinois Trial Lawyers Association. Katie serves on the Women’s Board of the Chicago Zoological Society (Brookfield Zoo), as a Director of the Kane County Bar Association Board of Managers, as a Director on Radical Love's Board of Directors, as a Director of CASA Kane County, and is active with Grace McWayne Elementary School PTO. Katie has been recognized as one of the Ten Best Attorneys for Client Satisfaction by the American Institute of Personal Injury Attorneys. Katie was raised in San Antonio, Texas and Naperville, Illinois, but her family hails from Lake County, Illinois. She graduated high school from Benet Academy in Lisle, received B.A.’s in Psychology and Business from the University of Michigan, studied at the London School of Economics and received her law degree from the University of Illinois at Chicago John Marshall Law School. When Katie is not Guiding Your Path to Justice, she enjoys spending time with her family, watching cooking shows, reading, traveling and the occasional glass of wine!