In Missouri, there are no mandatory waiting periods for someone after a divorce is final. The laws regarding remarrying after a divorce are determined at the state level. Some states have mandatory waiting periods before you can say “I do” again. In Missouri, there are no mandatory waiting periods for someone after a divorce is … Read more
If the child is not able to support themselves, no matter what age, it is the responsibility of the parents to care for the child. In most situations, child support is an agreement between divorcing parents that one spouse will help pay the expenses involved in bringing up a child until the age of emancipation, … Read more
In most instances, if a parent really does not have the funds to pay child support, it is best to go back to court and reevaluate the terms of child support. If you are the midst of separation in Missouri – or even if your divorce is final – and you have been awarded child … Read more
If your spouse is claiming that they make far less than they do, then you do have legal recourse. When you say “I do,” in most instances it means that you intend to be together forever. But there are times when two people are neither meant to be together or good for one another. If … Read more
Child maintenance is one of the most important issues that crop up at the time of divorce. It has to be decided who will pay for the children’s upkeep, and how it will be paid. The financial responsibilities include paying for the dental and medical insurance, college education, camps, sports, clothing, luxuries, and other expenses … Read more
Contempt of court involves a spouse or parent disobeying a court order, an act that unfortunately our firm has much experience with. Going through a divorce is often a complicated and difficult process. However, when a spouse or parent is in contempt of court, an already difficult situation may get even harder. Violation of custody … Read more