Stange Law Firm, PC

Since our founding in 2007, we have dedicated our firm to the practice of divorce and family law because of the tremendous need for lawyers who focus in this area. We have since continued to grow and have offices throughout Missouri, Illinois, Kansas and Oklahoma in areas such as St. Louis Metropolitan Area, Kansas City Metropolitan Area, Columbia, Springfield, Wichita, Tulsa and beyond in the Midwest.

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What Is a Pour-Over Will? When people begin estate planning, they often think first about a simple will. While a…
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Collaborative divorce is often described as a cooperative and respectful way for spouses to resolve divorce and family law issues outside of court. Because the process emphasizes transparency, communication, and problem-solving, some people assume that collaborative divorce only works when spouses already trust each other. In reality, many couples who choose collaborative divorce have experienced significant conflict and may not trust one another at the start of the process.
The question many individuals ask is whether collaborative divorce can still work when trust between the parties has broken down. In many cases, the answer is yes.
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Divorce can become significantly more complex when one or both spouses own a business. Determining the value of that business…
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In today’s digital age, email and social media accounts often contain important personal information — and sometimes evidence — in…
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Mediation is common in divorce and family law matters. In some cases, courts order mediation. In others, the parties voluntarily…
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Many individuals going through a divorce or family law matter want to resolve their case without litigation. Most people would prefer to avoid a trial or an evidentiary hearing if possible, given the emotional, financial, and time-related costs that court proceedings often involve.
Settlement, however, is not always easy. To resolve a divorce or family law case outside of court, the parties must agree on every issue. Agreement on most issues is not enough. A single unresolved dispute can prevent a full settlement and require court intervention.

Why Some Parties Choose Collaborative Law
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In divorce and family law cases, situations often arise that require attention and follow-up. Court orders and agreements are only…
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Settling a divorce or family law matter is rarely easy. Many think that resolutions can come with speed or ease….
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In a dissolution of marriage, the value of the marital home is often a significant issue. For some marriages, the…
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The view that many have about divorce and family law matters is that it should be simple. Parties should resolve…
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