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Additional Resources
How to Establish Paternity in Missouri
Married parents of a child are the presumed legal and biological parents of that child in Missouri. However, if the parents are not married, there
How to Know If Your Spouse Is Hiding Assets in a Springfield Divorce
A complex part of a divorce is the division of assets and property. This process includes financial statements and valuations of all marital and separate
Does a Divorced Parent Have to Pay for Their Child’s College?
College is a big expense for anyone, and divorced parents may wonder how they are expected to pay for their child’s college tuition. Ideally, parents
How to Manage Newly Blended Families
Although divorce is a difficult process, the aftermath is not always easier. Many people heal, grow, and remarry after a divorce. It is also common
The Role of Social Media in Family Law Cases: Dos and Don’ts
Social media has become ubiquitous in our lives. Therefore, it is no surprise that it has also impacted the field of family law. In fact,
Understanding the Common Threads of Divorce in Springfield, MO
Divorce is a complex and often devastating process that affects individuals, families, and communities. While every divorce is unique and has its own set of
The Divisive Estate of Anne Heche and How to Avoid It
Earlier this year, actress Anne Heche, known for her film roles in the late 1990s, was killed in a tragic car accident at 53, leaving
Is It Better to Wait for the Economy to Improve Before Divorcing in Springfield, MO?
The looming recession has many couples wondering if they should put their plans to divorce on hold. Economic uncertainty can be a significant source of
