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Dividing marital property is one of the most difficult aspects of divorce in Missouri. Navigating the financial aspects of your split takes time, especially if you have amassed considerable wealth during your marriage. For some couples, enlisting the help of a...
A marriage can suffer from excessive strain that ultimately leads to divorce. Understanding why couples file for divorce in Missouri and elsewhere may help those hoping to save their marriage. Others may review the statistics to help them navigate their divorce...
According to information from the Missouri court system, there were 25,864 child custody cases in Missouri in 2020. Dealing with child custody issues is often emotional and stressful for a parent. The situation is also confusing when you don’t understand the specifics...
If you share children with your spouse, it's imperative to take their needs into account when going through the divorce process. In fact, Missouri law demands that any custody or visitation agreement be constructed with their best interests in mind. The exact steps...
Divorce in Missouri can profoundly change your life, as well as your taxes and other financial obligations. While juggling property division, custody and parenting time and alimony, it may be essential to also take a keen look at how your tax circumstances might...
Every year, thousands of couples in Missouri are either contemplating a divorce, going through a divorce or recovering from the aftermath. And in some cases, it's hard to fully understand how a marriage went from fulfilling to fractured. The signs of a marriage headed...
Divorce can be a stressful time, and it can be tempting to turn to social media as an outlet for expressing feelings or seeking support. However, using social media during this period can potentially harm your case in front of a Missouri judge. Social media can be...
Divorced Missouri couples who have young children will need to come up with a parenting plan for child custody. If there’s an agreement, it’s submitted to the court and a judge can make it official. These are some of the best potential parenting schedules. 2-2-3...
When one spouse wants a divorce and the other doesn't, things can get pretty complicated. Thankfully, if you find yourself in this situation, there are steps that you can take to navigate the process that don't always involve bringing the matter into the Missouri...
Financial issues are a significant concern for most people going through a divorce in Missouri. Often, the focus of the divorcing couple is on the division of assets, such as a home or investment accounts, as well as debts, such as credit card balances. It's also...