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Property division in Missouri divorce is final and cannot be modified

September 8th, 2015

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Recent Case: Division of Property is final and non-modifiable in divorce proceedings. Statute enacted after the end of divorce case does not apply retroactively. In a recent case from the Missouri Court of Appeals, Wife appeals the trial court’s de… Read More

Categories: Assets and Debts, Divorce, Financial Issues, Res Judicata and Collateral Estoppel, Retirement Plans and Division

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Property division in Missouri divorce is final and cannot be modified

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