The Betz Law Firm 
At The Betz Law Firm, we aim to help our clients and their families face and adjust to life-changing circumstances. Divorces are hardest on children, specifically teens and adolescents. The abrupt change divorce brings into their lives and adjusting to a new reality can be difficult. Teens and adolescents have higher cognitive abilities and are … Read more
At The Betz Law Firm, our experienced name change lawyers are dedicated to providing compassionate, expert guidance through every step of the process. Embarking on a journey to change your name can be a significant and empowering decision. Whether you’re seeking a fresh start, aligning with your true identity, or navigating life changes, The Betz … Read more
Negative remarks give the impression that you’re unable to foster a healthy co-parenting relationship and may be sufficient grounds for a judge to deny you custody. Child custody is one of the most sensitive aspects of divorce, determining who will have custody of the child and who will pay child support. That said, it’s important … Read more
Missouri law allows the use of social media as evidence in divorce proceedings. Deleting it negatively impacts your divorce. Social media has changed how we interact with each other and also how we perceive the world. Research shows that 7 in 10 Americans actively use social media to engage with each other, check out news, … Read more
Avoiding key financial mistakes is paramount, as these errors can have far-reaching consequences. According to the Institute of Divorce Financial Analysts (IDFA), 22% of divorces result from money issues. Indebted partners, rash financial decisions, and unfulfilled expectations are common ways finances can lead to divorce. After separating from your partner, how you handle your divorce … Read more
The “best interest of the child” principle is a fundamental concept in family law that plays a significant role in determining child custody arrangements during divorce or separation proceedings. In Missouri, child custody is awarded based on the “best interest of the child.” Unsurprisingly, this principle eludes first-time divorcees since the criteria to determine a … Read more