Going through a divorce that involves children is rarely, if ever, an easy thing to do. It can be hard for some parents, whether they reside in Missouri or elsewhere, to keep the best interests of their children in mind when dealing with the amount of stress that the...
2 reasons you may want to avoid a collaborative divorce
When it comes to divorce in Missouri, the decisions you make are often binding and can affect you and your dependents for a long time. If you think that a collaborative divorce is the best way for you and your partner to split, it may surprise you to learn that it is...
Missouri juvenile law: Truancy affects kids and their parents
Every parent in Missouri is responsible for making sure that their children receive an education. This can be done in a number of ways, including enrolling in public or private schools, pursuing educational opportunities online or opting to utilize a home school...
Brad and Angelina divorce at a standstill
It is not uncommon for couples in Missouri and elsewhere who are working through the end of a marriage to struggle coming to agreeable terms. When this happens, they may choose to take a step back and put things on hold temporarily. According to a recent report, this...
Strong criminal defense necessary in alleged DUI case
Driving while intoxicated can have far-reaching implications in Missouri. For instance, a DUI conviction can impact a person's driving privileges, jeopardize his or her employment and tarnish the individual's reputation. For this reason, having a strong criminal...
Divorce later in life can have long-term repercussions
The majority of couples in Missouri do not enter marriage with the expectation of getting divorced. However, especially for spouses getting closer to retirement, getting a divorce is increasingly becoming a reality. The rate of divorce for those couples older than 50...