Christmas is a difficult holiday after a divorce. You, your former spouse, and your children will experience some sadness and awkward moments during your first…
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Thanksgiving is an important family holiday. It represents a day for relatives to gather, give thanks, and have an excuse to overeat. But any family…
While most divorce cases involve parents and children who have resided together in the same state for at least six months prior to filing for…
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…
There has been, for years, disputes among divorcing spouses over vaccinations for their children. COVID-19 has brought a whole new battle to light. Now that…
In Missouri, courts must decide two key aspects of child custody – legal and physical. Legal custody refers to the right to make decisions with…
We live in a mobile society; people will move residences multiple times, and sometimes travel to another state or even another country. But relocation can…
Starting July 15, 2021, millions of American families will start receiving monthly Child Tax Credit payments. As part of the $1.9 trillion American Rescue Plan…
Denial of custodial time tends to be far more common than one would imagine. After all, the court went to the trouble to set out…
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…