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Common Questions About Spousal Maintenance

by Sterk Family Law | Mar 15, 2023 | All Posts, Divorce, Family, Finance, General Family Law, Post-Decree Matters

When people get divorced, they’re ready to cut ties with their ex-spouse and move on to the future. However, joining your life to another person through the legal process of marriage creates certain bonds that aren’t always easily broken. Having mutual children is one...

When to Get Divorced: How to Know When the Time is Right

by Sterk Family Law | Feb 22, 2023 | All Posts, Divorce, General Family Law

Life presents us with certain decisions that will never have easy answers. Regardless of how long we consider, or how many pro-con lists we write, ultimately we must trust ourselves to make the right choice. If you and your spouse have clearly grown apart, you may be...

How to File for a Stalking No-Contact Order in Illinois

by Sterk Family Law | Feb 16, 2023 | All Posts

Anyone who has ever received unwanted attention from another person knows how unsettling it can be. When someone incessantly follows you around, calls or texts your phone, and messes with your relationships, the situation can turn downright terrifying. Actions like...

Protecting the Privacy of Mental Health in Court

by Sterk Family Law | Jan 30, 2023 | All Posts, Divorce, General Family Law, Miscellaneous, Paternity & Parentage

The last few years have seen more Americans struggling with depression and anxiety, these effects of the COVID-19 pandemic that have put into sharp focus the growing need for mental health services in the United States. According to the National Alliance on Mental...

Child Advocates In Divorce Cases

by Sterk Family Law | Dec 7, 2022 | All Posts, Divorce, Family, General Family Law, Paternity & Parentage

During divorce and custody court cases, each party is represented by an attorney they hire to advocate for their interests. Even in amicable divorces, attorneys on both sides work on behalf of their clients. In contentious cases where the allocation of parental...

A New Perspective: Happy Holidays After Divorce

by Sterk Family Law | Nov 12, 2022 | All Posts, Divorce, Family, General Family Law, Miscellaneous

As the holidays arrive, so does the familiarity of the season’s routine. The decorating, shopping and cooking are, once again, added to the festive to-do list. We welcome the traditional feeling of the holidays, but what if things are different? How does a major life...
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