Criminal Defense in Mawood: the Fourth Municipal District
If your case is being heard at the Fourth Municipal District Courthouse in Maywood, you are navigating one of the busiest courtrooms in Cook County. Whether you have a misdemeanor traffic case or a serious felony charge, you need an attorney who is physically present and professionally respected in Maywood.
Mitch Furman has decades of experience defending clients at 1500 Maybrook Drive. We understand the local court calls, the nuances of the West Suburban prosecutors, and how to effectively advocate for your rights in this fast-paced legal environment.
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Maywood Courthouse Logistics & Information
Location & Contact
Address: 1500 Maybrook Dr., Maywood, IL 60153
Hours: 8:30 AM – 4:30 PM (Monday – Friday)
Jurisdiction: Serves Maywood, Oak Park, River Forest, Berwyn, Brookfield, and surrounding Western Suburbs.
Parking and Arrival
The Maywood courthouse complex has several parking lots available for public use. While parking is generally available, the building is shared with the Sheriff’s office and other municipal services, making it very crowded during the morning rush.
Pro Tip: Security at the Maybrook Drive entrance can be rigorous. We recommend arriving 30 to 45 minutes earlyto clear the metal detectors and locate your assigned courtroom.
Criminal & DUI Representation in Maywood
Mitch Furman handles all levels of criminal matters in District 4, including:
DUI & Traffic Offenses: Defending against license suspensions and criminal DUI charges originating from I-290 or local West Suburban police departments.
Domestic Battery & Order of Protection: Navigating the sensitive domestic relations and criminal dockets in Maywood.
Drug Possession: Challenging searches and seizures in felony and misdemeanor drug cases.
Felony Preliminary Hearings: Providing immediate defense during the critical early stages of a felony case at 1500 Maybrook.
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The Maywood courthouse has its own set of “local-local” rules. Knowing which judge prefers specific filing formats or how a particular prosecutor approaches plea negotiations can make a significant difference in your outcome. Mitch Furman’s established presence in Maywood allows us to provide a level of “insider” insight that out-of-town lawyers simply cannot match.
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Is your case scheduled for Maywood? Don’t walk into the Fourth District alone. Contact the Law Offices of Mitch Furman today for a free consultation and let us put our Maywood experience to work for you.
Frequently Asked Questions: Maywood Courthouse (4th District)
Where Is The Maywood Courthouse And Where Can I Park?
The courthouse is part of the Maybrook Civic Center located at 1500 Maybrook Drive, Maywood, IL 60153. There is a large, free public parking lot available directly on-site. While the lot is spacious, it can be crowded during the peak morning hours between 8:30 AM and 10:00 AM, so arriving early is recommended.
What Are The Hours For The 4th District Courthouse?
The Maywood Courthouse is generally open to the public from 8:30 AM to 4:30 PM, Monday through Friday. Most traffic and misdemeanor DUI court calls begin promptly at 9:00 AM.
Can I Bring My Cell Phone Into The Maywood Courthouse?
Yes, cell phones and electronic devices are permitted in the building. However, they must be silenced or turned off once you enter a courtroom. Photography, video recording, and audio recording are strictly prohibited inside the courthouse. Be prepared for security to scan all electronic devices at the entrance.
What Municipalities Are Served By The Maywood Courthouse?
The Fourth Municipal District handles cases from western Cook County suburbs, including:
Oak Park, River Forest, and Forest Park
Berwyn, Cicero, and Riverside
Brookfield, North Riverside, and La Grange Park
Maywood, Melrose Park, and Bellwood
Elmwood Park, Franklin Park, and Northlake
Hillside, Westchester, and Broadview
What Happens If I Miss My Court Date In Maywood?
If you fail to appear for your court date at the Maywood Courthouse, the judge will likely issue a Bail Bond Forfeiture Warrant (BFW). This can lead to your arrest and the forfeiture of any bond money paid. If you have missed a date, contact my office immediately so we can file a motion to quash and recall the warrant.
Court houses we often appear at are located at:
Cook County
- George N. Leighton Criminal Court Building 2600 S, California Avenue, Chicago, IL.
- Skokie Courthouse, 2nd District Cook County. Located at 5600 Old Orchard Rd., Skokie, IL.
- Rolling Meadows Courthouse, 3rd District, Cook County. Located at 2121 Euclid Ave., Rolling Meadows, IL.
- Maywood Courthouse, 4th District, Cook County. Located at 1311 Maybrook Dr, Maywood, IL.
- Bridgeview Courthouse, 5th District, Cook County. Located at 10220 S 76th Ave., Bridgeview, IL.
- Markham Courthouse, 6th District, Cook County. Located at 16501 Kedzie Ave, Markham, IL.
- Branch 23 & 29 5555 W. Grand Ave., Chicago, IL.
- Branch 35 & 38 727 E. 111th St., Chicago, IL.
- Branch 43 & 44 3150 W. Flournoy St., Chicago, IL.
- Domestic Violence Courthouse 555 W. Harrison St., Chicago, IL
- Cook County Juvenile Center 2245 W. Ogden Avenue, Chicago, IL
DuPage County
- DuPage County Court, 505 N County Farm Rd, Wheaton, IL 60187
Will County
- Will County Court, 100 W. Jefferson Street, Joliet, IL 60432
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