by Sterk Family Law | Mar 14, 2022 | All Posts, Child Support, Divorce, Family, General Family Law, Miscellaneous, Paternity & Parentage
Teenagers don’t often get themselves into college — not really. The process of being accepted to, paying for, and finishing college often requires a team effort including the student and their parents. When the parents are divorced, this challenging...
by Sterk Family Law | Mar 7, 2022 | All Posts
When an individual struggles with mental health concerns, a crisis situation may become even more overwhelming for all parties involved. Retired police officer Troy Siewert dedicated the last seven years of his law enforcement career as a Crisis Intervention Team...
by Sterk Family Law | Feb 22, 2022 | All Posts
Getting a divorce is a serious decision, probably one of the most significant decisions a person can make in their lifetime. The choice of whether to remain in a marriage has upon it many pressures, from personal changes and family disruptions to changes in religious...
by Sterk Family Law | Feb 9, 2022 | All Posts
Your ex is supposed to pick up your son for soccer practice and he’s late — again. You’re starting to wonder if his tardiness is more than just poor time management. He might be doing it on purpose, either out of apathy or a sense of revenge. This situation is...
by Sterk Family Law | Jan 7, 2022 | All Posts
If your child or loved one lives with a severe chronic illness, developmental disorder, or other disabling health issues, a supplemental trust can act as a powerful mechanism to protect financial assets that may support their lifestyle needs. Supplemental trusts work...
