DuPage County

With our law office located right in Naperville, DuPage County is our home. For over 40 years, the Law Office of Fred Mark Dry has been a central figure in the DuPage County legal scene, and we have grown to know the community from Roselle to Burr Ridge. Because rigorous and aggressive legal defense is our duty, we are devoted to protecting the rights of DuPage citizens throughout the entire county. Our law firm focuses on all aspects of criminal defense, including DUI, license suspension, violent crimes, sex crimes, theft charges, drug crimes, misdemeanors, felonies, and more.

At the Law Office of Fred Mark Dry, we have extensive experience in both Illinois Municipal and County Courts. This experience lets us better work with prosecutors and judges to get you the desired results – ideally a not guilty charge, dropped case, or if the evidence is stacked against you, a reduced or alternative sentence. If you’ve been arrested for an alleged crime, or you are under investigation, it is essential to contact a DuPage County defense attorney as soon as possible. Our Northfield, IL offices are located at 1 Northfield Plaza, #300, or you can give us a call at 847-441-1801, 24 hours a day, for a free consultation.

The following guide will be helpful for anyone arrested in DuPage County or awaiting trial.

DuPage County is part of the 18^th Judicial Circuit and the 2^nd Appellate District of Illinois. As Wheaton is the County Seat, you’ll find the DuPage County Courthouse and Administration Building in Wheaton. The address for the DuPage County Courthouse is:

DuPage County Courthouse and Administration Building
505 N. County Farm Road
Wheaton, Illinois 60187

The phone numbers for the courthouse are as follows:

Traffic / Criminal Case Information: 630-407-8600
Civil / Divorce Information: 630-407-8700
Judicial Administration: 630-407-8904

The courthouse opens to the public at 8:00 am to 4:30 pm, Monday – Friday.

The criminal offenses, the Felony Division, Misdemeanor Division, and Grand Jury Room are all located on the Fourth Level, while the Juvenile Division is located on the Third Level.

If you need an Emergency Order of Protection, please go to Courtroom 2002 at the Courthouse.

For directions, just click on the map below and enter the address of your home or place of employment. Free parking is available at the courthouse.

The DuPage County Courthouse in Wheaton handles most cases throughout the entire court, including most misdemeanors and felonies. Nevertheless, there are four field courts that handle traffic issues, which in some cases could involve DUI cases, license suspension, or other issues.

The Field Courts in DuPage County can be found at the following locations:

Addison Field Court (AD)
Three (3) Friendship Plaza
2nd Floor
Addison, IL 60101
Directions

Downers Grove Field Court
4000 Saratoga Avenue
American Legion Post 80
Downers Grove, Illinois 60515
Directions

Glendale Heights Field Court (GL)
300 Civic Center Plaza
2nd Floor
Glendale Heights, IL 60139
Directions

Wheaton Field Court – JTK Administration Building
Room 2-800 (2nd Floor)
421 N. County Farm Road
Wheaton, IL 60187
Directions

• Security – 407-5252
• Probation – Adult – 407-8500
• Probation – Juvenile – 407-8400
• Public Defender – 407-8300
• Bond Refunds – 407-8594
• State’s Attorney – 407-8000
• Traffic Ticket Information – 407-8600
• Fines and Fees – 407-8700
• Hearing impaired TTD line – 630-407-8910
• TDD Illinois Relay Service – 1-800-526-0844
• Jury Service Confirmation – 407-8800
• Jury Duty – 407-8785
• Marriage Line – 407-8993
• Marriage License – 407-5500
• Child Support – 407-8699
• DUI Evaluations – 407-8384
• Court Monitoring – 407-8960
• Administration and General Information – 407-8904

For non-violent offenders convicted of a drug crime, DuPage County doesn’t wish to enact harsh sentences or mix you in with violent offenders in the DuPage County Jail or the State Penitentiary. Through the DuPage County Drug Court Program, non-violent offenders can opt in for the pre-sentence program, as a condition of bond, to serve as a sentencing alternative. The length of the program is 24 months, consisting of three phases. If a DuPage resident is over 17 and is facing a pending felony charge (and can demonstrate a significant drug problem), then an attorney may file an application for the DuPage County Drug Court Program.

The Drug Court Program Manager is Jean Solon.

The phone number is 630-407-8846.

If you live in DuPage County and you have been accused of committing a crime, it is essential to acquire the services of an experienced DuPage County criminal defense attorney as soon as possible. At the Law Office of Fred Mark Dry, we’ll immediately begin working on the case, evaluating all details leading up to your arrest or investigation, and forming a strong defense strategy based upon your interests.

We invite you to give us a call to discuss your situation. We are available 24 hours a day at 847-441-1801 for a free consultation.