The answer is the custodial parent but the definition of who is the custodial parent may vary between the courts and the IRS. No one likes paying taxes, but it is just one of those facts of life. The only plus side to tax season is the tax return. So, who gets to claim the … Read more
For your lawyer to successfully argue for supervision, you must prove that the other parent poses a severe threat to the safety of your child. It is usual for a parent to worry about their children. A lot can lead to worry: summer camp, their first day at school, and all the other myriad of … Read more
The good news is, with the help of your family law attorney, you can potentially extend support up to the age of 21. For most seeing your child walk across the stage and receive their diploma is an exciting time. For parents of children receiving support, it can be bittersweet. Will your child still receive support? The … Read more
Under the right circumstances, an uncontested divorce can help a couple end their marriage peacefully and with dignity. Ending a marriage is never an easy process. However, there are more straightforward ways for a couple to divide material assets, deal with child custody issues, and handle other matters. When both spouses can end their marriage … Read more
If you are a victim of abuse, reach out to a trusted St. Louis family law attorney and find out what protections the court can afford you. Divorce, though stressful, can be amicable between parties. However, there are times when a spouse poses a genuine threat. When this is the case, the court can grant … Read more
Family court can be a stressful process, and worrying about the financial implications can add to that stress. Clients often ask, “Will the judge award me attorney fees?” The answer is, maybe. When your trusted St. Louis family law attorney represents you, they charge an agreed-upon and reasonable rate. The court has certain discretion when … Read more