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Lea Ann Sterling is a seasoned attorney based in Traverse City, MI, with an impressive 39 years of legal experience and a strong commitment to social justice that spans nearly five decades. As the lead attorney at Sterling Law, a prominent firm known for its comprehensive legal services, Lea Ann oversees a talented team of associate attorneys and support staff, ensuring clients receive exceptional representation in critical areas of law. Sterling Law specializes in Estate Planning, Immigration, Probate, and Real Estate, addressing the unique needs of individuals and families throughout Northern Michigan. The firm is well-respected for its expertise in Estate Planning and Probate, helping clients navigate complex legal processes with ease. Additionally, Sterling Law provides valuable assistance in Real Estate transactions, ensuring clients make informed decisions in their property dealings. Recognized as the Northern Michigan affiliate of the American Divorce Association for Men (ADAM), Sterling Law also excels in family law matters. The firm adeptly handles a wide range of family law issues, including divorce, custody arrangements, parenting time, paternity, and pre-nuptial agreements. This specialization allows them to effectively advocate for their clients, whether they are men or women, married or unmarried, ensuring equitable outcomes. Lea Ann Sterling is not only a skilled attorney but also an innovative manager and community leader. Her commitment to excellence and her proactive approach to legal practice make Sterling Law a trusted choice for those seeking expert guidance in estate planning, immigration, probate, real estate, and family law matters. For anyone in need of reliable legal assistance in Traverse City and beyond, Sterling Law stands ready to help clients navigate their legal journeys with professionalism and care.
Divorce attorneys guide couples through the legal process of ending their marriage. They handle property division, custody, support, and other divorce-related matters. Common matters include contested divorce, uncontested divorce, property division, alimony.