What is the role of a Mediator:
A mediator in a divorce case plays a crucial role in helping the divorcing parties reach an amicable resolution to...
Read MoreWhen do maintenance payments stop?
In Missouri, maintenance payments, which are also commonly referred to as alimony or spousal support, typically stop under certain circumstances,...
Read MoreWho gets to keep the Pets:
In Missouri, pets are generally considered property when it comes to divorce, which means they are subject to property division...
Read MoreRelocating Kids During Divorce:
Relocating your children out of state during divorce proceedings in Missouri can be a complex and legally sensitive matter. The...
Read MoreWhat 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...
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