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Child Custody When One Parent Is in the Military

The military lifestyle can be difficult, and it can be particularly hard on families. This is especially true when it comes to child custody issues. If you are in the military and have concerns about your rights pertaining to child custody, there are laws that can help protect you and your family.

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Can One Spouse Refuse to Agree to the Divorce?

Divorce is never an easy process. In cases where one spouse refuses to agree to the divorce, no matter the reason, this doesn’t necessarily mean the divorce won’t happen; it may just cause it to be longer and more painful for those involved.

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Questioning the Mental Stability of the Other Parent

Child custody and parenting time remain vital aspects of every divorce case involving minor children. When determining child custody, residency, and parenting time, the court usually prioritizes the child's best interests and welfare. Among the factors that may be considered are the parents’ physical and emotional health.

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Is It Possible to Relocate With Children After a Divorce?

For parents contemplating divorce or going through one, their children are usually their greatest concern. The adults have decided to go their separate ways and start new lives. Naturally, their children must begin new lives as well. Life as they have known it, perhaps for their entire existence, will never be the same.

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Considerations Before You Get Married in Kansas & Missouri

Making the decision to get married is a huge undertaking and one that’s filled with joy, love, and more than likely some nerves. You probably have a lot of questions about what your future as a married couple will look like, and it’s always a good idea to educate yourself about these details before walking down the aisle. In some cases, it can help to speak with a family law attorney who can advise you about your concerns and answer any questions that come up about the legal implications of marriage.

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I Was Just Served Divorce Papers. Now What?

Going through a divorce can be overwhelming for everyone involved. With sensitive emotions and the psychological toll involved in a divorce, it is easier for a person who just received divorce papers to make irrevocable mistakes without experienced guidance or representation.

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Issues in Same-Sex Divorces

No two couples are alike and no two divorces are alike. This is true across all ages, classes, and genders; however, there are special considerations to take into account if you’re seeking a same-sex divorce.

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Your Rights to Retirement Assets

For many individuals, retirement savings are one of their most important assets. In fact, couples who want to maximize their retirement benefits often coordinate their retirement planning efforts together with their spouse.

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What to Do If Your Ex Puts Your Child at Risk

Divorce can be stressful and emotional for everyone involved, particularly the children. Even when it is believed that divorce will be in everyone's best interests, marital dissolution usually affects the children's mental, physical, and emotional health, academic performance, and relationships.

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Does a Criminal Record Affect Child Custody?

Divorce is a common reality for many Kansas and Missouri families. The emotional and significant life change of divorce brings up many questions about parenting time and child custody, including questions about criminal records.

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