Unmarried Fathers Seminar

Unmarried Fathers Seminar

Stay Tuned For Our Next Unmarried Fathers and Fathers-To-Be Seminar!

Below is the information relative to our 2014 seminars:

Stange Law Firm Unmarried Fathers and Fathers-To-Be Seminars

Join Stange Law Firm, PC for their Unmarried Fathers’ and Fathers’ To Be Seminar on Wednesday, October 15, 2014 at Pitchers Sports Pub and Pizzeria at 7 p.m. in Belleville, Illinois; and on October 16, 2014 at Fandango’s Sports Bar and Grill at 7 pm in St. Louis, Missouri.

This FREE event provides you with WHAT YOU NEED TO KNOW about your rights as an unmarried father or father to be, including:

  1. The importance of establishing a court order regarding custody.
  2. What being on the certificate means and does not mean.
  3. How child support is calculated.
  4. The importance of obtaining a custody schedule.
  5. What physical custody means.
  6. What legal custody means.
  7. What the putative father registry is and why it is important.
  8. Why paternity cases are not optional for unmarried fathers who want to be active participants in the lives of their children.
  9. How a paternity case is filed.
  10. The effects of having your child support calculated by the Division of Child Support Enforcement.

Because seating is limited, you do need to register in advance by clicking on the links below. You can also listen to our Radio Ad as well.

Stange Law Firm, PC is a family law firm with multiple offices throughout Missouri, Illinois, Kansas and Oklahoma.

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 Bar 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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Representing Clients in Divorce & Family Matters

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 divorce is the only option. We can help with your uncontested, contested, simple or complex divorce 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 divorce is the only option. We can help with your uncontested, contested, simple or complex divorce case.
Collaborative Law/Mediation
If you are looking for an amicable resolution to your divorce 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 divorce 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 divorce, 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 Divorce
We are proud to represent service members in divorce and family law matters.
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Serving the St. Louis Metropolitan Area, Kansas City, Columbia, Springfield, Wichita, Topeka, Tulsa and Beyond in Missouri, Illinois, Kansas and Oklahoma

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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