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Missouri has homes that are below the national median home value average, which attracts investors to the area. If you're new to investing in real estate, three of the most important aspects are picking a niche, setting aside enough money for unexpected costs and...
Divorce in midlife comes with specific financial concerns that should be addressed during the division of property process. As Missouri is an equitable distribution state, the way a couple’s finances are divided will not necessarily be 50-50. This should be taken into...
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...
Many Missouri residents are very hands-on when it comes to creating their estate plans. Unfortunately, there’s no way for those residents to be as hands-on when it comes to carrying out those plans. That’s why they appoint someone to be the executor of their estate....
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...
Many Missouri residents work with an estate planning attorney to ensure their affairs are in order. However, one common concern is whether the fees charged by estate planning attorneys are reasonable. Understand the type of fee arrangement There are different types of...
As our family members and loved ones age in Missouri, planning for their future care and well-being becomes a top priority. One of the essential tools for this purpose is a power of attorney (POA). The POA is a legal document that a person uses to choose someone they...
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...
Figuring out family dynamics during a divorce can be challenging as each family has specific needs. One of the options that some Missouri parents whose marriage has come to an end might consider is nesting. What is nesting? When families choose the nesting...