At The Betz Law Firm, we’re here to help you understand your rights and obligations under Missouri family law. When going through a divorce in Missouri, it’s natural to feel overwhelmed by legal terms and financial decisions. Among the most commonly misunderstood are spousal support and child support. While both can be part of a … Read more
Mediation empowers couples to maintain control of their outcomes rather than having a judge make decisions for them. Going through a divorce is challenging enough without the added stress of contentious courtroom battles over alimony and property division. For many St. Louis couples, mediation offers a more amicable and cost-effective alternative to traditional litigation. If … Read more
Missouri law provides pathways to adjust your support obligation if your financial circumstances have changed substantially. Child support is designed to ensure both parents contribute financially to raising their children after a divorce or separation. However, circumstances change, and the amount initially ordered may no longer reflect your current financial reality. There are legitimate legal … Read more
In Missouri, many fathers believe that the family court system is biased against them when it comes to child custody and parenting time. At The Betz Law Firm, we understand this concern, but we also know that Missouri law does not favor either parent based on gender. The courts are guided by what serves the … Read more
If you need legal assistance regarding a Guardian ad Litem in your Missouri family law case, The Betz Law Firm is here to help. Navigating a family court case involving child custody, visitation, or allegations of abuse can be overwhelming. One aspect that often confuses parents is the role of a Guardian ad Litem (GAL). … Read more
If you are facing a custody dispute in Missouri, The Betz Law Firm is here to help. Understanding the difference between sole and joint custody is crucial for parents seeking the best outcome for their children when navigating a child custody case. Missouri law recognizes both forms of custody, and courts decide based on the … Read more