Divorce And Family Law

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...

Most Missouri residents have a basic understanding of the different forms of abuse that can occur within a marriage including physical, sexual and psychological abuse. However, some people may not realize that other forms of abuse exist, one of which is termed...

The concept of equitable distribution describes the division of assets between divorcing spouses. For Missouri residents, their asset division is based on factors such as property ownership, contributions, custody orders, and other considerations. State laws also...

If you are a resident of Missouri who is over 50 and considering a divorce, you are not alone. Gray divorce has continued to increase even when the divorce rate for younger couples has decreased. Of particular concern are the financial consequences of ending long-term...

For Kansas City couples going through a divorce, one of the trickiest questions is whether or not to move out of the shared house. Divorce is already extremely stressful, and moving out can multiply that stress. Whether to move out When a couple lives together and...

Grandparents in Missouri only want to spoil their grandchildren and give them the best. They are also entitled to visitation in certain situations. It’s important to understand the state’s laws on these matters. When can grandparents request visitation with their...

Although many Missouri couples marry thinking they’ll live happily ever after, that doesn’t always happen. Divorce can occur for a number of reasons. While going through a split, some couples can benefit from working with a certified divorce financial analyst. What is...

As estranged parents in Missouri negotiate child custody, they will also have to create an agreement that addresses everything from parenting time to decision-making protocols. Drafting a clear, defined agreement can help parents avoid conflicts in the future....