Do I have any legal avenue?

Yes, you may file a Motion to Modify to request a change in the parenting plan. The specific facts will determine whether you will be able to...

Can my ex file a motion to change visitation when the agreement was just signed a little over a year ago in Missouri?

Anyone may file a Motion to Modify the existing court order; however, that does not mean they will automatically receive the relief they request. ...

What is the probability that a judge will end a child support agreement for a child over 18 attending college out of Missouri

It is unlikely the Court would terminate the child support obligation if the child is meeting the requirements pursuant to 452.340 RSMo. 2016. ...

How do I get money owed me from a divorce?

There is a possibility you can still receive the funds. There are certain requirements which must be met in order to authorize a Plan...

Pregnancy does not automatically make a minor child emancipated. The minor child is eligible for child support until she turns 18 or graduates...

Ex was given date to refinance the home by herself and failed to do so and is now pushing a quit claim deed. Should I sign it?

The answer to your question is dependent upon the terms of the divorce decree. If the judgment awarded the real estate to her without any...

Is it legal to write visit agreement between two parents and have it notorized instead of going through the courts?

No. One, if the parents are not married, it is questionable whether the agreement may be enforced since it was not made pursuant to the Uniform...

What must one do to remove a divorced and deceased spouse from a property deed, in Missouri? The divorce happened first.

The dissolution of marriage judgment should include an order granting her the real estate. She should record a certified copy of the judgment to...

There is no limit to how often child support may be modified. Any orders regarding children may be modified upon a showing of changed...

I recommend you contact the Legal Aid Office located in the county where the original paternity judgment was entered.