Divorce court decisions should be made by applying laws and past case decisions to facts that are presented at your trial. The object of the dispute in a family lawsuit is a very delicate matter as it can have a significant influence on the lives of the spouses and their children. One cannot treat a … Read more
A Nunc Pro Tunc order is applied when there is a clerical error in the final decree of a case. If you got to the end of your divorce and, after all the negotiating and court hearings, you notice an error in your final decree, you might feel frustrated and worried. If it is different … Read more
By law, grandparents in Missouri can sue for visitation rights, but only under certain conditions. Grandparents in the U.S. have a right to visit their grandchild unless a court specifically prevents them from doing so. Sometimes, grandparents can get full custody of the child if the parents are unable to fulfill their responsibilities. In some … Read more
Shared custody can be challenging. There may be moments when one or both parents need to compromise for the best interest of their children. Holidays can stir up family matters, especially when it comes to divorced or separated parents. Children make important memories during the holidays and it’s important to make them feel safe and … Read more
One complicated divorce topic is deciding who gets your pets when you break up. This issue can be confusing and contentious, as both parties involved may be attached to their pets. Splitting Custody When it comes to children, Missouri has a variety of guidelines. What generally happens is that both parents have custody, and the … Read more
Long-distance parenting seems to hold huge challenges for both parents and children, but with good communication and the right plan, it can work for the benefit of your children, and without compromising your own life situation. Here are the aspects you need to include in your long-distance parenting plan: Visitation Schedule As with any conventional … Read more