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Cryptocurrency is becoming an essential part of many people’s financial portfolios. This means it is an increasingly common type of asset that must be addressed — and divided — in Missouri divorces. Importantly, courts treat cryptocurrency in d…
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Marriage is a serious, life-changing decision that should not be taken lightly. Even if your relationship is going well and you seem compatible, it’s not uncommon for problems to surface after tying the knot. Importantly, prenuptial agreements can…
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Courts generally prefer joint child custody whenever possible in Missouri. While there is a presumption that equal parenting time is in a child’s best interests, a parent may be able to rebut this presumption by presenting evidence that a joint cus…
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Spousal maintenance (commonly referred to as “spousal support,” or “alimony”) is payment made by the higher-earning spouse to the financially dependent spouse after divorce. While a spousal maintenance award can be crucial to…
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Mediation can play an important role in resolving Missouri family law cases. Not only can it help co-parents settle their disputes cost-effectively and efficiently, but it can also promote cooperation and amicability. Rather than let a judge impose a…
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Ending a marriage can have significant financial consequences — which can sometimes make bankruptcy and divorce go hand in hand. While filing for Chapter 7 bankruptcy may help to give you a fresh start, it’s important to understand that not all d…
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Divorce is an area of the law that is often clouded with myths. These misconceptions can cause a significant amount of stress if you are considering ending your marriage. While the facts and circumstances of every case are different, it’s important…
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The holidays are a time to be around family. However, they can also bring stress to divorced and separated parents when it comes to who gets to share these special days with the kids. For instance, both parents might want to spend Christmas morning w…
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Many people use social media every day to keep in touch with friends and family. While these platforms can also be a place to vent and share opinions, it’s important to keep in mind that social media and divorce can be a problematic combination. Ev…
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Divorce litigation isn’t the only way to end your marriage. There are several forms of alternative dispute resolution that can allow you and your spouse to resolve the issues that must be determined and divorce without going to court. Specifically,…
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