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A few helpful tips.3 Tips to Keep Lawyer’s Fees Down
#1 - Offer Assistance: There are tasks you can do to save attorney and paralegal time. For example, in a divorce proceeding, you can do some of the legwork to obtain certain real estate documents from the Recorder of Deeds. Check with your attorney to see how you...
read moreWhat is a Parenting Plan?
A Parenting Plan is a court document that outlines how parents will raise their children. These parenting plans can memorialize the terms parents mutually agree upon, or, if parents do not agree, a judge can enter his or her own terms after a hearing. Under Missouri...
read moreGetting Started.
Your family case starts with a short phone call. We want you to get to know us, so you will be talking with an attorney right away. During that first call we will gather some basic facts and answer your urgent questions. We will then schedule a longer, initial...
read moreShould You Move Out During a Divorce?
There’s no question it can be difficult to reside with your spouse during the divorce process. It may be tempting to separate, but before you do, you may want to consider the following questions (just to name a few): Where will your children live? Under Missouri...
read moreAvoiding Loose Ends: Properly Implementing Your Judgment
For many, the conclusion of a legal matter involves the entry of a judgment. This judgment may be the result of an agreement between both sides, or it may be a judgment entered after the case goes to trial. Typically, the entry of the judgment is not the final step...
read moreCan my spouse and I share an attorney?
While it may seem cost effective and simple to hire one attorney in a divorce proceeding, this is not ethical and is not permitted. Although you may have heard that your friends had only one attorney in their divorce, what likely happened was that one side had an...
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