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Custody cases involving transgender and gender-expansive (TGE) children have garnered media attention in recent years. How do family court professionals (FCPs) work…
I don’t think that I’ve truly understood the anger that some of my divorce clients feel until COVID. With COVID…
ne of the most basic but necessary issues that we can help transgendered clients with is a name and gender change. You want…
A contempt motion is a motion filed in family court when the other parent doesn’t obey a court order. The…
To have your pleadings stricken means that your complaint, petition, or lawsuit will be dismissed. This is a common order…
We have been involved in numerous custody cases in Missouri where one parent is requesting permission to relocate. The parent…
We get lots of questions in our office about what child support covers. The Form 14 chart is called a…
We are hearing from a lot of you during this very stressful time. Here are some quick tips related to…
There are now many co-parenting apps available to parents in Missouri. Here is a brief overview and our recommendations: If…
Many of you have been proud of your medical marijuana card when you come into the office to consult about…
Missouri uses Supreme Court Rule 88.01 and Civil Procedure Form 14 to calculate child support. Rule 88.01 establishes guidelines for…
A common question in our office is whether the judge can force the sale of real estate or a business in…
We are receiving a lot of questions right now about whether custody exchanges have to take place given that schools…
Can I refuse to agree to a divorce? This is a common question we get in our office. It’s understandable…
A Qualified Domestic Relations Order (QDRO) is a court order that divides you or your spouse’s retirement plan in the…
Psychologists have routinely held that babies who are old enough to show love are old enough to grieve the loss…
An Entry of Appearance is a legal document that says that an attorney represents one party in a case. It…
We’re so often telling clients (and readers) what to do that I thought it might be time to just give…
What follows are some practical tips for getting along with your Co-Parent:
For whatever reason, you don’t like the prenuptial agreement that you agreed to when you married your spouse. Can you…
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