Amy Silberstein is an associate with Stern Perkoski. Amy’s practice is concentrated in divorce and family law.

Putting her clients first, Amy takes the time to listen before offering guidance. As a child of divorce, Amy approaches every situation with a heightened understanding of the legal and personal issues involved for both parents and children, and always lends a sympathetic ear.

Her steadfast dedication to her clients’ well-being and zealous advocacy on their behalf is reflected in the positive outcomes she elicits on every matter—regardless of how difficult or contentious.

Eager to give back to her community, Amy served as a law clerk for the Chicago Legal Clinic’s Domestic Relations Division before joining the firm. There she met with clients and prepared necessary documents related to their representation. She also worked as a law clerk at a boutique family law firm in Chicago.

Divorce & Family Law Services

• Attorney-Assisted Mediation
• Child Relocation and Removal
• Child Support
• Divorce (Dissolution of Marriage)
• Divorce Litigation
• Enforcement of Judgments
• Maintenance (Alimony)
• Modification of Judgments
• Negotiated Divorce Settlements
• Parental Allocation (Sole and Joint Custody)
• Paternity
• Prenuptial and Postnuptial Agreements
• Property Division in Divorce
• Uncontested and Amicable Divorce

Education & Experience

Amy holds her J.D. from DePaul University College of Law with a certificate in family law, and her B.A. in political science and history from Michigan State University’s Honors College.

During law school, Amy served as Vice President of the Child and Family Law Association; was awarded a family law fellowship from the Schiller DuCanto & Fleck LLP Family Law Center; and was the recipient of the CALI Excellence for the Future Award for Matrimony Drafting. Amy also participated in DePaul’s Family Law Legal Clinic, where she used her 711 law student license to represent and advocate for domestic relations and domestic violence clients.

Bar Admissions & Associations

Amy is admitted to practice in Illinois. She is a member of the Illinois State Bar Association, Chicago Bar Association and Women’s Bar Association. She also serves on the Illinois State Bar Association Child Law Committee.

Publications

• “How Applicable Is the Decision of In re Marriage of Salvatore? Only Time and Future Appeals Will Tell”
  Illinois State Bar Association’s Section on Child Law Newsletter, August 2019

Charitable Organizations

• Ascend Justice – Young Professionals Board Member
• Jewish United Fund