If your ex is violating your custody agreement, you don’t have to handle it alone. When you’ve worked hard to establish a child custody agreement, it’s incredibly stressful—and often heartbreaking—if your ex chooses to ignore it. Violations of custody orders can disrupt your child’s routine, strain your co-parenting relationship, and even put your child’s well-being … 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
Modifying child custody can be a complex and emotional process for parents who want to ensure their child’s well-being while protecting their parental rights. Life circumstances change—whether due to job relocations, remarriage, changes in a child’s needs, or concerns about the other parent’s ability to provide a safe and stable environment. When these changes occur, … Read more
If you need assistance creating or modifying your parenting plan or have questions about custody laws, contact The Betz Law Firm. As we enter 2025, creating a well-organized co-parenting calendar is essential for maintaining stability for your children and reducing potential conflicts with your ex-spouse. At The Betz Law Firm, we’ve helped numerous Missouri families … Read more
At The Betz Law Firm, we understand the complexities of creating effective parenting plans that work for both parents while prioritizing children’s needs. Creating a parenting plan is one of the most critical steps in Missouri custody cases. Whether you’re going through a divorce or establishing custody as unmarried parents, a well-crafted parenting plan helps … Read more
Understanding the role of a Guardian ad Litem in Missouri child custody cases is essential for any parent or guardian facing custody disputes. When the best interests of a child are at the heart of the matter, the court may appoint a Guardian ad Litem (GAL) to represent the child’s needs and ensure that their … Read more