Preparing for Your Initial Divorce Consultation

St. Louis Divorce Lawyer

Call to schedule your consultation. We will help you walk in prepared and walk out with a clearer picture of your options. Whether you are certain about moving forward with your divorce or just gathering information, a little preparation can help you get real value from that first conversation. Why preparation matters An initial consultation … Read more

Court Orders: What You Can Do When Agreements Aren’t Followed

Court Orders Not Being Followed

Whether the next step is communication, documentation, enforcement, or modification, we’re here to answer your questions and guide you toward a resolution. When you reach the end of a family law case—whether involving custody, parenting time, support, or property division—you expect the court order or settlement agreement to bring clarity and stability. For many families, … Read more

Is Mediation Legally Binding in Missouri Family Law Cases?

Uncontested Divorce Lawyer St. Louis

We understand the nuances of Missouri mediation laws and are committed to helping you achieve peaceful, practical resolutions. When couples face divorce or other family law disputes, many turn to mediation as a less adversarial, more cost-effective alternative to courtroom litigation. But a common question we hear at The Betz Law Firm is: “Is mediation … Read more

What Does a Family Lawyer Do? Key Benefits Explained

Located in Webster Groves, we specialize in compassionate, personalized family law services for clients in St. Louis and surrounding counties. When life takes an unexpected turn — whether through divorce, custody disputes, or a need for a legal name change — having a trusted advocate by your side makes all the difference. A family lawyer … Read more

What to Do if You’re Paying Too Much Child Support

Paying too Much for Child Support

Missouri law provides pathways to adjust your support obligation if your financial circumstances have changed substantially. Child support is designed to ensure both parents contribute financially to raising their children after a divorce or separation. However, circumstances change, and the amount initially ordered may no longer reflect your current financial reality. There are legitimate legal … Read more