When your marriage has a lot of issues, but you and your spouse still want to fight to keep it alive, you may go see a marriage counselor. When both of you are done fighting and ready to move on, you generally file for divorce. This guide is part of our St. Louis divorce practice. … Read more
Divorcing is never easy. Going through it when your spouse is disabled adds a significant amount of stress on both parts. When it comes to divorce, a big part of the stress it causes comes from dissolving past living arrangements and all the assets you had as a couple as well as trying to settle … Read more
It would be best to discuss this strategy with your divorce attorney and decide together if it will help your case or damage it. Divorce can be a messy business, and no one wants to get caught in a “he-said-she-said” situation in front of the court. That is why hard evidence during a divorce is … Read more
When you choose to work with a divorce attorney, you get a divorce law expert in your corner. Unlike a mediator, your lawyer will work for you, rather than you and your spouse. When it comes to the divorce process, everyone has a different idea of what it entails. For some, that means a civil … Read more
Because every divorce case is unique and holds information about intricate life-stories of at least two people, the court carefully analyzes each situation before they give a final verdict. An inheritance can have great emotional value for a person when the inherited goods come from a family member. Naturally, if such an asset becomes the … Read more
What do you do when your former spouse is late or ceases to pay court-ordered child support? It is a scary moment when you need to pay for school supplies or medicine, and a child support payment is not made. If this happens, it is a good idea to speak with your family law attorney … Read more
