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Divorce is always challenging, but it can be even more difficult when you share children with your ex-spouse. Not only will you face the hurdle of determining how you will divide your property and debts, but you will need to decide how you split pare…
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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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Divorce doesn’t only impact you and your spouse — it also can affect your child’s emotional and mental well-being. Importantly, open communication is essential to help your child through the divorce process. Talking with your child about what t…
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When parents divorce or no longer live together, a child custody arrangement must be entered into that meets the best interests of their children. However, a family’s circumstances can change over the years — and as children grow older, a modific…
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What is the new custody law in Missouri? How will it affect you? If you are facing a custody dispute, it’s essential to have knowledgeable counsel by your side who can help to navigate the legal process.
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Missouri family law protects children’s right to a stable and safe home, balanced with parents’ rights to custody and visitation. However, the law also recognizes that it can be in a child’s best interests to have an ongoing relationship wi…
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Once you and your spouse have decided to part ways, co-parenting can become an extremely important issue. While you may no longer see eye to eye with your spouse, it’s essential to be able to put your differences aside for the benefit of your child…
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What Do the Custody Terms Full Custody, Joint Custody, Sole, and Split Custody Mean? Child custody in Missouri is always based on what is in the best interests of the child. However, it’s important to understand that there are several different typ…
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Although every parent wants what is best for their child, those who are divorced or separated may not always agree how their children should be raised. One particular area of contention can concern education and the school the child should attend. Tw…
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Many people who have experienced domestic violence in their marriages fear that they will lose custody of their children to the abusive spouse. Although Missouri courts favor joint custody whenever possible, an exception may sometimes be made in case…
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