Address: 4256 N Arlington Heights Rd Suite 203, Arlington Heights, IL 60004, USA
Phone: +18475067330
Sunday: Closed
Monday: 8AM–5PM
Tuesday: 8AM–5PM
Wednesday: 8AM–5PM
Thursday: 8AM–5PM
Friday: 8AM–5PM
Saturday: 9AM–3PM
mike lester
Roger was my layer for a divorce. I was very satisfied. I don't think anyone "wins" a divorce but I was satisfied with the end result. It was better than I expected was going to happen. As further evidence, the opposing side was not happy with the outcome. I have ot assume Roger made a better argument and was better prepared. He was very fair on the billing. I never felt like I was being overcharged. He quickly responded to all correspondence. I would recommend him!!
Nathan Roed
This guy is good! Never had to leave a voice mail because he always answered. He won me an order of protection hearing from a vindictive ex-girlfriend. Thanks to Roger I got to spend Christmas with my son.
Thomas Hunter
I have known Roger Stelk for over 30 years. Roger is a well-respected family law attorney who is dedicated to providing excellent representation to his clients. Roger is a knowledgeable, experienced and exceptional litigator and negotiator. I have always found him to be well prepared and professional when working on opposing sides. I eagerly endorse and recommend Roger Stelk.
Sally Cash
I have worked with Roger on many real estate transactions and he has always provided outstanding professionalism and his attention to detail is impeccable. I would highly recommend Roger.
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In Illinois, property is divided equitably instead of equally in divorce. This means that distribution of the marital assets will be determined based on the length of the marriage, the value of the assets, custody provisions, and the current income as well as the potential earning power of both parties.
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