How does a parent lose sole legal custody of a child?
I agree with the two responses that have been given. This is not meant to be difficult, but you say both are going for sole legal. If that is so ,...
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I agree with the two responses that have been given. This is not meant to be difficult, but you say both are going for sole legal. If that is so ,...
I know of no rule or formula for this calculation. It would be up to a Judge to decide if the parents can't. Your formula seems ok to me. THE...
I agree with Donald and would add that the time line should be reasonable and depending on the asset , its value that could vary. If the estate has...
A lawyer needs to read all of your paperwork and discuss this matter with you in detail. To my knowledge there is no such thing as a temporary...
Generally the answer is NO. If she files a paternity action she can ask for "NECESSARIES" which is back support. This is limited to the 5 years...
I've read the other answers and they are good. The best way to do what you want is a trust with the provisions that take care of your father for...
Emancipation has many aspects, being self-supporting, on your own, totally able to care for yourself, free from all parental control . I don't...
No. Missouri law does not require you leave anything to anyone except your spouse. There is a spouses share set by law. By you saying naming , I...
Would need to know exactly what you mean by gave up his rights. A parent can't give up his or her rights under Missouri law. A court can terminate...
I assume you want the child back. You must file in court and attempt to get custody of the child. You have a narrow window as Mo could lose...