Beth is a founding principal of Kamerlink, Stark, McCormack & Powers, L.L.C. Since receiving her Juris Doctorate in 1992, Beth practices exclusively in family law matters.

Beth is uniquely qualified to represent clients in the most difficult circumstances. The philosophy under which Beth practices is founded on compassion and empathy. When going through a divorce, people are often scared and vulnerable. It is their attorney’s job to be aware of their needs and look for the most appropriate solution for the individual.

Some battles should be fought in court and others should not. Litigation is always a viable option, however negotiating a fair and reasonable settlement is often the less painful and most cost-effective solution. In order to better serve her client’s needs, Beth trained as a Collaborative Law Attorney. Beth is a Collaborative Law Fellow with the Collaborative Law Institute of Illinois. To learn more, please visit http://www.collablawil.org/profesional/attorney/beth-fawver-mccormack.html.

Beth is a former board member of Between Friends f/k/a Friends of Battered Women and Their Children. She lectures to and actively assists the Illinois Association of Police Social Workers. In addition, Beth regularly speaks to community groups regarding divorce issues. Beth also presents annually at a Divorce 101 seminar for Schaumburg and Hoffman Estates.

Beth was quoted in an article in Forbes Magazine on June 3, 2009 written by Kiri Blakeley entitled "Five Things Every Married Woman Needs to Hear About Divorce" The article can be found at: http://www.forbes.com/2009/06/03/divorce-marriage-money-forbes-woman-net-worth-affairs.html?partner=email.