An often-overlooked aspect of financial issues during a divorce involves how parents are going to pay for a child’s college expenses. Many parents take advantage…
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An annulment voids a marriage; once annulled, the marriage from a legal standpoint never existed. If parties get an annulment, the court has no power…
In Missouri, courts must decide two key aspects of child custody – legal and physical. Legal custody refers to the right to make decisions with…
This is a common question among divorcing spouses. Am I going to be obligated to pay my soon-to-be ex-spouse spousal maintenance? While there is no…
In order to help determine the most appropriate custody arrangement for your children, sometimes the court or the parties themselves may consider using a custody…
Yes, they can. Text messages and emails have become common and accepted forms of evidence that can be used in your divorce case. How you…
“Gray Divorce,” or divorce involving those age 50 and older, also referred to as Baby Boomers, is on the rise. The divorce rate for this…
If you and your spouse are going down the path of divorce, you already know it can be a difficult process filled with emotions that…
Our last blog post focused on six common negotiation pitfalls that can occur while trying to settle your divorce case. Today we discuss some common…
If you are eligible for Social Security Benefits and are divorced, you may be entitled to receive benefits from your former spouse. First, it is…