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Divorce 101 Seminars – September 2017 – Stange Law Firm, PC

Divorce 101 SeminarsJoin Stange Law Firm, PC for their complimentary Divorce 101 Seminars where they will share important information with women and men who may be considering divorce. The Divorce 101 Seminars will be streamed online. The last will last approximately an hour each night.

These complimentary events are set for the following dates:

  • Tuesday, September 12, 2017 at 6 pm on Kansas Law.
  • Wednesday, September 13, 2017 at 6 pm on Illinois Law.
  • Thursday, September 14, 2017 at 6 pm on Missouri law.

The Divorce 101 Seminars will cover the following topics:

  • Contested versus Uncontested Divorce
  • Custody and Parenting Time
  • Child Support
  • Maintenance (Alimony)
  • Property Division
  • Division of Debt
  • Attorney’s Fees
  • Mediation and Collaborative Law
  • Ten Common Costly Mistakes in Divorce

All three of these events will begin at 6:00 pm CDT. The event is being held via YouTube live, and will allow individuals to be able to watch this event privately from their home. During the YouTube Live streaming of the Divorce 101 Seminars, there will be a live feed in which individuals can ask questions that the attorneys can answer at the end. You can also listen to our Radio Ad online.

To view the Kansas Divorce 101 Seminar, please click here to view the live stream on 9/12/17 at 6 pm!

To view the Illinois Divorce 101 Seminar, please click here to view the live stream on 9/13/17 at 6 pm!

To view the Missouri Divorce 101 Seminar, click here to view the live stream on 9/14/17 at 6 pm!

This event will feature basic information about divorce, as well as information on Missouri, Illinois, Kansas and Oklahoma laws surrounding divorce. Stange Law Firm, PC will explain how parties might protect their rights and avoid costly mistakes in divorce proceedings.

Prior to our seminar, you can also view the following information on divorce:

  • High asset divorce: If you are going through a divorce and have a high net worth, our lawyers can help guide you through the process.
  • Contested divorce: If you have a divorce with contested issues, we have experience with contested divorce.
  • Uncontested divorce: If you and your spouse both want a divorce and need assistance with an uncontested divorce, our lawyers can help.
  • What to expect at trial: If you are in the midst of a contested divorce where a trial will be necessary, our lawyers can help answer your questions and effectively represent you at trial if you need representation.
  • Legal separation: Sometimes, a marriage is not working, but the paries still believe there is a reasonably likelihood it can be saved. We can help you with a legal separation if this is the case.
  • Legal issues in divorce: Are you concerned with the legal issues involved in a divorce? Our lawyers can talk to you about the legal issues that might be in play in your case.
  • Petitioner vs. Respondent in divorce: Parties can sometimes be confused about the difference between a Petitioner and Respondent in a dissolution of marriage. We can help explain the difference.
  • Divorce FAQs: Are you wanting to find out some information about divorce? Our lawyers can help answer your questions.
  • Questions for divorce attorney: Do you have questions that you want to ask a divorce lawyer? Our lawyers are here to help.
  • Same-sex divorce: Are you in a same-sex marriage and need help with a divorce? Our lawyers can help.
  • Change of judges in divorce proceedings: Are you in the midst of a divorce and wondering whether you might be able to obtain a different judge? Find out if that is an option.
  • Bankruptcy and divorce: Financial difficulties can be a leading cause of divorce. If you are have debt you cannot pay, but also need a divorce, you can talk with our lawyers about your options.
  • Private investigators in divorce: In some cases, you may be interested in hiring a private investigator to prove marital misconduct, conduct detrimental to custody or to help locate hidden assets.
  • Divorce counseling: Are you interested in divorce counseling? Our lawyers can help guide you in the right direction.
  • Plan for divorce: Do you believe you have a divorce that is inevitably on the horizon. Our lawyers can help you plan for divorce.
  • Children and divorce: If you have children and are going through a divorce, you are likely concerned about the possible affects on them.
  • Marital misconduct and divorce: Are you concerned that your spouse has committed marital misconduct? You can talk to a lawyer about the possible effects this can have on your divorce.
  • Social media in divorce FAQ: With many utilizing social media, individuals often wonder whether they should continue to use social media or what is appropriate to post. Our lawyers can discuss this with you.
  • Woman’s name change after divorce: After divorce, many wives change their name back to their maiden or former name. We can discuss your options with you.
  • Divorce and insurance FAQ: If you are going through a divorce, you may be worried how this will effect your insurance that you have.
  • Dating during divorce: You might be wondering whether dating during divorce is advisable or not. Our lawyers can talk to you about it.
  • Residency requirements: If you are looking to file for divorce in a particular state, it is vital that you meet the residency requirements to file. Our lawyers can discuss the legal and factual issues involved in your case.
  • Waiting periods: To complete a divorce, you have to satisfy waiting or separation requirements. Our lawyers can discuss this with you.
  • Infidelity and Divorce: Parties often wonder what the effect of cheating has on the outcome of a divorce. This page talks about it.

To receive more information about upcoming Stange Law Firm seminars, please call us today at 855-805-0595 or contact us online.

Disclaimer: The information provided in this seminar is general in nature, and may not apply to a specific factual or legal circumstance. An attorney and client relationship should not be implied simply by attending this seminar. Nothing in this seminar is intended to substitute for the advice of an attorney. Therefore, if you require legal advice, please consult with a competent attorney licensed to practice in your jurisdiction. The choice of a lawyer is an important decision that should not be based solely upon advertisements. Neither the Supreme Court of Missouri/Illinois  nor The Missouri/Illinois reviews or approves certifying organizations or specialist designations. We invite you to contact us and welcome your calls, letters and electronic mail. Contacting us or attending this seminar does not create an attorney-client relationship. Past results afford no guarantee of future results and every case is different and must be judged on its own merits. The images and videos contained on this website are intended to provide graphical representation of family law issues and do not depict actual clients, scenes or parties.

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We also handle many other family law matters, including but not limited to:

Dissolution of Marriage
Unfortunately, there are times when a marriage is irretrievably broken and a dissolution is the only option. We can help with your uncontested, contested, simple or complex dissolution case.
Legal Separation
There are some instances where married parties are separated, but are unsure whether their marriage can be reconciled or may later need to be dissolved. We can help with a legal separation if this is the case.
Annulment
In certain circumstances, a party may be able to seek an annulment if there are circumstances that led to a party being fraudulently induced into entering a marriage.
Family Law
Unfortunately, there are times when a marriage is irretrievably broken and a dissolution is the only option. We can help with your uncontested, contested, simple or complex dissolution case.
Collaborative Law/Mediation
If you are looking for an amicable resolution to your dissolution or family law matter, we have attorneys who can help you with a collaborative family law case or mediation.
Prenuptial and postnuptial agreements
These agreements help couples make critical decisions about their relationships, just in case. While prenuptial agreements are drafted before a marriage, postnuptial agreements are drafted during the marriage, usually when circumstances change.
Paternity Law/Mediation
With approximately forty-percent of all children being born out of wedlock, we represent numerous unmarried parents in child custody and child support disputes. These cases are the twenty-first century dissolution and extremely common.
Guardianships and conservatorships
We also represent clients in matters of guardianships and conservatorships, helping them protect the people they love — especially when those people can no longer care for themselves. Our work in this area often involves people facing physical and mental illnesses, alcoholism and addiction.
Surrogacy Agreements
We can help clients negotiate surrogacy agreements, drafting and executing all related documents as well as resolving any conflicts that may arise.
Step-parent adoption
We represent parents in step-parent adoptions, which usually occur when a parent marries or remarries after the birth of a biological child. Step-parent adoptions help bring families closer together by creating a solid family unit.
Name Change
If you are seeking to legally change your name, we can help.
Orders of Protection
We can help you in legal proceedings involving restraining orders.
Adoption
We are honored to represent clients who wish to adopt a child into their family.
Minor emancipation
In some cases, minors do best when they are given the rights and responsibilities of adults. We assist in minor emancipation, representing both teens and their parents.
Grandparents' rights
Lawyers at our firm also handle grandparents' rights issues such as child custody, guardianship and grandparent adoption.
Appeals
We represent parties in appeals of adverse family court judgments, including dissolution, child custody, child support, maintenance and grandparent visitation.
Child Support
We represent clients in matters involving child support.
Child Custody
We represent parents in child custody disputes.
Juvenile Matters
We represent parties in juvenile matters involving the Division of Family Law Services.
Modifications
We assist clients in modifying prior child custody and child support judgments when the facts call for it.
Contempt
We help clients in contempt of court matters as well as family access motions.
Military Dissolution
We are proud to represent service members in dissolution and family law matters.
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From our webpage, you can also read articles about family law, view informational videos, seminar videos, listen to our podcast, download our mobile application or view support calculators for MissouriIllinois and Kansas.

If you are looking to find and hire a child custody lawyer, contact us online or by phone to schedule a consultation at any of our convenient locations.

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