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Legal History
We take a look at different moments in the history of the Missouri legal system, including some unique lawyers that have passed through our state
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What Penalties Exist for Violating a Divorce Decree?
A divorce decree is an enforceable order of the court. You must follow what it tells you to do. Both spouses are obligated to follow everything within it. If one party fails to follow through with their obligations, they could face several different sanctions. Penalties could include fines, payment of… -

What is Title Insurance and Do I Need it?
Title insurance protects you against issues with a property’s legal history. When you go to buy a property, you are getting everything with it. This could mean that ownership disputes of the past, easements you didn’t know about, or other issues with the deed could affect you. Title insurance helps… -

Can Children Choose Which Parent They Want to Live With?
Children don’t have control of who they live with when it comes to a Missouri child custody dispute. However, they’re input might still matter as something the judge considers. If they are old enough and have the capacity to have an opinion, the judge might consider what your kids want…. -

How Long Do I Have to File a Lawsuit in Missouri?
Knowing when to file your lawsuit can be just as important as why you are filing it. Filing late can have disastrous consequences for your legal action. You must file by the applicable statute of limitations, or your case could be dismissed outright by the trial court. There are different…
















