Springfield, MO
Divorce and separation Lawyer at Springfield, MO
Practice Areas: Divorce & Separation, Criminal Defense
If you already have a court order for joint custody, you are not allowed to unilaterally change its terms. If you feel that your children are in...
Unless there is some provision in the settlement agreement that provides for him to pay only in his discretion, which I doubt, then he is probably...
You will have to file for divorce and get a family access order, or at least a minimum contact order. You need to figure out how to get an attorney...
He will have to pay until a court orders otherwise, unless the obligation automatically expires at some point. The fact that he lives with you...
You simply need to hire an attorney. It sounds as though you will need to secure court permission to make the move and you don't need to be doing...
Under Missouri law, you only have a certain amount of time to make known your objection to her relocation. Once that time passes, she is legally...
A class B felony carries a range of punishment in Missouri of 5 to 15 years in prison. The other charges are relatively insignificant. The fact...
The short answer to your question is that sole custody is certainly a possibility given the facts you have described. No, you don't want to try to...
Neither you nor your child is a legal party to the divorce action, so I'm not aware of anything that she can force you to do.
You haven't provided nearly enough information for anyone to answer this question. Moreover, you probably shouldn't. If "your case" was a criminal...
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