Shared parenting following a divorce or separation can sometimes feel like navigating unfamiliar terrain. Despite genuine efforts, handling everyday coordination – scheduling pickups, tracking school
When parents in Missouri decide to divorce or separate, one of the most critical decisions they face involves determining custody arrangements for their children. Missouri
Having practiced divorce law for over 25 years, I’m asked this question more frequently than perhaps any other. Every time someone poses it, I feel
When most people think about divorce, they envision heated arguments, legal battles, and complete communication breakdown. However, what many don’t realize is that establishing effective
Co-parenting refers to a collaborative parenting arrangement in which two individuals, typically parents who are no longer romantically involved, continue to raise their child together.
During a divorce, with emotions running high, it can be easy for parents to forget the truly innocent parties in this process – the children.
Missouri by statute prefers joint legal custody, which means that both parents share equally in the decision-making regarding the health, education, and general welfare of
During a divorce, with emotions running high, it can be easy for parents to forget the truly innocent parties in this process – the children.
While divorce does mean the end of a family living as a single unit, it does not have to mean the end of a unified
Missouri by statute has a preference for joint legal custody, which means that both parents share equally in the decision-making with regard to the health,