STG Divorce Law Firm Moves to Naperville Office

STG Divorce Law is proud to announce that we have moved our main office from Wheaton to Naperville. Conveniently, we are only 5 minutes from

Unique Divorce Issues in Military Families

Divorce is a complicated part of life regardless of you and your soon-to-be-ex-spouse’s careers. However, certain unique issues may arise when your or your spouse

Leaving the State With Your Child After A Divorce

Separating from your spouse can have a permanent impact on your life, especially if you and your ex-spouse have children. The impact is most obvious

Orders of Protection for Victims of Domestic Violence

Domestic violence is a serious and pervasive problem in our society. According to the National Domestic Violence Hotline, nearly three out of every 10 women and

Does Cheating Affect a Divorce's Outcome?

Cheating, along with lack of commitment and too much arguing, is one of the most common reasons given for divorce. Often, divorcing parties wonder whether one

Domestic Abuse Findings Can Affect Gun Rights

Domestic abuse is one of the most damaging types of violence in our society. It hurts both the individual being abused and the family as

Relocating a Child After Divorce

When parents divorce, the issues surrounding child custody will affect them until their children are grown. While this includes visitation schedules, it also includes restrictions on what

As Circumstances Change, So Can Child Support

Divorce is never easy, but it becomes much more complicated when the parties have children in common. Both child support and child custody can be highly contentious

How to Convert a Civil Union Into a Marriage in Illinois

Between 2011 and 2014, couples throughout the state of Illinois took advantage of the availability of civil unions. Primarily, this institution was designed as a way

Domestic Violence Survivors Can Keep Their Addresses Confidential

Domestic violence is an ongoing and terrible problem both in the United States and all over the world. According to the Centers for Disease Control and

Emancipation of Minors: The So-Called Divorcing of One's Parents

Part of being a teenager is the occasional disagreement with one’s parents. But in some rare cases, the parent-child relationship is so troubled that a

Back Child Support: What Happens When A Non-Paying Parent Dies?

Fighting to receive back child support is hard work, and a custodial parent may struggle to obtain the support his or her children are owed. Moreover, payments

Moving Out Of State With A Child After Divorce

Moving is never fun. Gathering boxes, packing your belongings, and looking for a new home in a new city is all a lot of work.

Child Custody Arrangements: What Are The Grounds For A Change?

Child custody disputes are inherently difficult situations. Almost all parents love their children deeply and want as much time with them as possible, but unfortunately,

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Abusive Relationships and Domestic Violence Laws

This past year’s news coverage of domestic violence and the National Football League has brought domestic violence to the forefront in our society. Unfortunately, for all too

Failure To Pay Child Support Can Result in Arrest

Disputes over child support and child custody can be some of the ugliest and most complicated in family law. Unlike other areas of law, where courts’ judgments

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Contributing to a Child’s College Expenses After Divorce

While most consider January as the start of a new year, parents with college-bound high school seniors also regard this month as the prime time

Sometimes Grandparents are Entitled to Visitation Rights

While many of the custody and visitation arguments in courts are the result of divorces or disagreements between parents who were never married, that is not always

Escaping an Abusive Relationship

Domestic abuse is a serious issue that many people in relationships face throughout the United States. In fact, one website notes that every nine seconds a woman

The Importance of Saving For Retirement

With the year coming to an end, many people look forward to taking time off during the holiday season and for their highly anticipated year-end

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Insights, News, & Resources From STG Divorce Law

STG Divorce Law Firm Moves to Naperville Office

Unique Divorce Issues in Military Families

Leaving the State With Your Child After A Divorce

Orders of Protection for Victims of Domestic Violence

Does Cheating Affect a Divorce's Outcome?

Domestic Abuse Findings Can Affect Gun Rights

Relocating a Child After Divorce

As Circumstances Change, So Can Child Support

How to Convert a Civil Union Into a Marriage in Illinois

Domestic Violence Survivors Can Keep Their Addresses Confidential

Emancipation of Minors: The So-Called Divorcing of One's Parents

Back Child Support: What Happens When A Non-Paying Parent Dies?

Moving Out Of State With A Child After Divorce

Child Custody Arrangements: What Are The Grounds For A Change?

Abusive Relationships and Domestic Violence Laws

Failure To Pay Child Support Can Result in Arrest

Contributing to a Child’s College Expenses After Divorce

Sometimes Grandparents are Entitled to Visitation Rights

Escaping an Abusive Relationship

The Importance of Saving For Retirement

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