What Happens If My Ex Stops Paying Spousal Support in Missouri?
A spousal support order does not stop being enforceable just because your ex stops paying. In Missouri, unpaid maintenance is a...
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A spousal support order does not stop being enforceable just because your ex stops paying. In Missouri, unpaid maintenance is a...
Read MoreYour first divorce court appearance in St. Louis is almost never a trial. In most St. Louis County cases, it is a...
Read MoreYes. You can file for and finalize a divorce while pregnant in Missouri. Filing during pregnancy has always been allowed,...
Read MoreLegal separation lets you split your finances and live apart while staying legally married. In Missouri, a legal separation divides your...
Read MoreThe house is usually the biggest asset in a divorce — and for most couples, the most emotionally loaded one....
Read MoreLegally, yes. Strategically, it’s a different question. Missouri is a no-fault divorce state. Dating during your divorce isn’t a crime,...
Read MoreMost parenting plans handle the regular weekly schedule fine. They fall apart at Thanksgiving. Holidays are where co-parenting friction shows...
Read MoreGetting served with a motion for contempt is alarming. The words “contempt of court” sound criminal, the paperwork looks intimidating,...
Read MoreThe short answer: in Missouri, your inheritance is generally yours to keep — but only if you handled it the...
Read MoreMost people going through a divorce focus on who gets the house, the retirement accounts, or the car. But there’s...
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