According to the Missouri legislature, the necessary change in circumstance must be “so substantial and continuing as to make the terms unreasonable.” But, as they save on TV, wait, there’s more. In order to determine if the change is substantial and continuing, a...
With a chill in the air and that word “snow” creeping into to weather forecasts means we all recognized that November is here and winter is not far behind. In addition to bringing colder weather, and Thanksgiving Turkeys, November in Missouri is known for something...
Throughout the history of the United States there have been a number of court cases that have captured the nation’s attention because they raise important legal questions that are applicable in just about every state. Some of them you may be able to cite off the top...
Okay, you probably will not consider your divorce as a “best of times.” But, you should remember, that as frightening and disorienting as it may be, it is something that happens all of the time. And what is more, your divorce attorney has witnessed many, many couples...
Although most people in Missouri are aware of the impact a conviction can have on someone, some may not realize that even after a sentence has been served, that conviction stays on a person’s criminal record for the rest of their life. This means that the negative...
