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Divorce Representation and Mediation
STG Divorce Law can provide you with skilled attorneys and mediators, should you have questions about how the law in Illinois works, or as it concerns the process of settling your divorce through mediation. In order to make effective decisions that you and your spouse can agree on, a family lawyer can be your most valuable resource to having a successful outcome in mediation that won’t sacrifice your values.
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has extensive family law experience in handling all types of divorce proceedings. We can represent clients looking for alternative dispute resolutions (ADR) that mediation and collaborative law can offer. Sometimes mediation can accommodate couples better than litigated, court-ordered rulings by a judge that can cause future conflicts and the need for expensive post-divorce modifications.
Divorce Resources
Our attorneys are here to help guide you through this stressful time.
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