When a married couple goes through divorce with children, one parent is often required to pay child support. Child support rules in Missouri can be complicated, and negotiating child support payments is just one difficult part of the divorce process. There are a lot of questions regarding child support, and…
You’ve probably heard that you should start creating an estate plan as soon as possible. For most, though, the thought of estate planning can be overwhelming. Where do you start? Do you even need an estate plan? Everyone can benefit from an estate plan, and we’ve made a guide to…
Many people don’t think about probate until they’re going through it themselves. It can be a complicated process, so many fail to properly plan their estate to avoid putting their loved ones through probate. However, what many don’t know is how much an estate needs to be worth in order…
The decision to file for divorce is not one to be taken lightly. If you are considering filing for divorce, there are some things you should know. Read more to learn about Missouri divorce laws, waiting periods, and how to begin the process. Do I Need to File for Separation…
The biggest mistake in estate planning is failing to make a plan. Maybe you’re overwhelmed at the thought or think you don’t have enough assets to worry about. The truth is that a solid estate plan is beneficial no matter the size of the estate or age of the person…
Most people don’t want to think about planning for their own death. Maybe they hope that their loved ones will divide their assets fairly or that they don’t have enough assets to worry about. The reality is that everyone can benefit from an estate plan. Establishing a will isn’t just…
Probate law is often confusing. On top of the emotional toll of a loved one’s death, you must also deal with the process of handling their estate. Even an estate with a carefully crafted will may require probate, and that’s when it can be helpful to know the different types…
Handling a family member’s death is always an overwhelming process, especially so when his or her assets go through probate. Probate is the process of handling assets after a person has died. A will must be executed or, if there is no will, must be distributed by an administrator. In…
Legal custody in the State of Missouri refers to the power granted to a parent to make decisions regarding the best interests of the child. Two major types of legal custody are recognized under Missouri law: (1) joint legal custody and (2) sole legal custody. It is necessary to speak…
Estate planning in Missouri is complex, and prospective clients need to understand the importance of speaking with an experienced estate planning attorney if they have questions regarding conservatorships. If you want to learn more about estate planning in general, then you will be served well by understanding conservatorships. You can…
