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Reasons for Modification of Custody in Missouri
The Missouri legal system has a strong interest in protecting the happiness and welfare of children after divorce or separation proceedings. This is why, in most child custody cases, both parents are highly encouraged to participate in child-rearing. It’s also why visitation time isn’t dependent on child support payments.
How to File for Divorce in St Charles County MO
Divorces are typically emotionally taxing for all family members. Disputes often arise over topics like property division, alimony, child custody, and child support. Some couples may be able to come to a resolution on their own, but for others, disputes may be unavoidable.
Missouri Child Custody Laws Unmarried Parents
Child custody and other parental rights are often an issue during the a divorce procedure. In Missouri, unmarried parents are provided the same freedom to pursue these rights for their children.
How to File for Divorce in St Charles County MO
Understanding the divorce process better prepares you for understanding how the legal system will treat your case. Missouri is a no-fault divorce state.
What Rights Does a Father Have in Missouri?
The state of Missouri has laws to help preserve the bond between parents and their children, and also ensure the children get the support they need from their parents.
I Was a Passenger in a Car Accident in Missouri, Who Pays My Medical Bills?
A passenger injured in a car collision is treated differently for insurance purposes than the driver of a vehicle. A vehicle passenger typically cannot be blamed in an accident.
How Long Do You Have to Be Separated to Get a Divorce in Missouri?
There are no official separation requirements for divorcing couples in Missouri. They must, however, undergo a 30-day wait period after filing for divorce.
How Does Workmans’ Comp Work in Missouri?
If you were injured or developed an occupational disease while on the job, you qualify for compensation under the Missouri Workers’ Compensation law.
Who Gets the House in a Divorce in Missouri?
If you are in the middle of a divorce in Missouri, parting ways with your spouse amicably should be the ultimate goal. This includes knowing your rights before you begin dividing your property.
How Does Adultery Affect Divorce in Missouri?
Missouri is a no-fault divorce state. That lets you get a divorce if you can prove that your marriage is beyond saving and that you meet Missouri’s residency requirements.
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