What is Interest-Based Negotiation in Collaborative Divorce?
Interest-based negotiation is an approach to resolving conflicts or disputes that focuses on the underlying interests and needs of the...
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Mediation vs. Collaborative Law
The choice between mediation and collaborative law for your divorce depends on your specific situation and what you and your...
Read MoreHow are childcare expenses divided after divorce?
Childcare expenses after a divorce in Missouri, as in most states, are typically addressed in the child custody and support...
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Do I qualify for Maintenance
Maintenance, also known as alimony or spousal support, eligibility and the specific criteria for receiving it in Missouri can vary...
Read MoreDo I need an attorney to get a divorce?
While it’s not required to have an attorney to get a divorce in Missouri, it’s generally advisable to have legal...
Read MoreWhat is a Default Divorce in Missouri
A divorce in Missouri by default occurs when one spouse files for divorce (the petitioner) and the other spouse (the...
Read MoreConflict de-escalation in Collaborative Law
Collaborative Law is a dispute resolution process used in family law and other civil matters that aims to resolve conflicts...
Read MoreCan I pay my ex cash for child support?
Child support payments are typically handled through a formal legal process to ensure that the financial support of a child...
Read MoreCan I change my child’s last name without the other parent’s approval?
The ability to change a child’s last name without the other parent’s approval typically depends on the laws of your...
Read MoreSpousal Support in Missouri Divorce: A Comprehensive Guide
Divorce can be a challenging and emotionally charged process, and one of the most contentious aspects is often spousal support,...
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