What is my next course of action?

Josh's answer is good. You must do things affirmative to use constructive eviction. You probably have a damage claim also. Check lease for...

Is my landlord violating the covenant of quiet enjoyment?

Read lease carefully with a lawyer. She is probably violating as you indicate, but are you willing to go to court to get an order stopping her. ...

How do I go about getting a non-support felony dismissed?

If you can't come up with some money to pay and get it to go away , hire a good lawyer.

My son is 17 years old. He live in another state. His mother has full legal/physical custody....

Need to check the law in the other state as to truancy. I think the law may have changed in Mo , but used to be 17 didn't have to go to school. I...

My wife and I are getting divorced. Can my wife get part of my retirement even though we were only married 5 of the 23 years?

Josh's answer is good. I will bluntly answer you question YES the 5 years of your retirement would be part of the marital assets and subject to...

I am 17 and i want to move from my familys home into a friends home and i live in missouri, can i legally do it

I respectfully disagree with the previous answer. My experience is if you are 17 and not under the juvenile court authority , when you turn 17,...

Is there anything I can do??? My 7 year old daughter just informed me that her dad left her home alone, so he could go get gas?

Obviously confiring and discussing would be best. Based on the little info I have seen it is probably not possible. Choices 1. notify him and say...

Once a judge makes a ruling concerning visitation, can it be changed?

Courts in Mo always have power to change visitation, custody , support or issues that deal with the children. After the first order a joint...

Can I sue a lender for trying to foreclose on my property when the debt is not mine?

Until you complete the title check you won't know who is liable. If title was clear when you purchased the foreclosing lender may well be liable. ...

This answer comes from a Missouri prospective. Generally the life tenant gets all income for the property for their life. That would also give them...