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How to Recognize Parental Alienation During and After Divorce
Divorce and separation are hard on an entire family, and they are especially difficult for children. Even if both parents are doing what they can to support their children and make the process easier, children can react in many different and negative ways. Unfortunately, there are situations where one parent influences a child and tries to turn them against the other parent. If you suspect that this is happening in your family, it is important to secure help from a St. Louis child custody and family law attorney. Parents are likely going to have an adjustment period as they navigate
Debunking Common Prenup Myths
A prenuptial agreement is one form of marital agreement that spouses can create prior to their marriage. Once they are married, a prenuptial agreement becomes enforceable as long as it is legally valid. To protect your rights and create a legally valid prenup, you want to work with a St. Louis family law attorney. An attorney can also help you determine if a prenuptial agreement is right for you and the benefits it may bring. There are several misconceptions about prenups, including that they encourage divorce or suggest mistrust. These myths have been debunked over time, but not everyone is
Do I Need an Estate Plan?
An estate plan is an important set of documents to have, no matter what stage of your life you are in. For most people, planning for their future incapacity or death is overwhelming and can make them put off creating a plan. However, even a very basic estate plan can provide benefits. An in-depth estate plan can protect you, your loved ones, and your assets. A dedicated and detail-oriented estate planning attorney in St. Louis can help you create an estate plan that addresses your needs. What Is a Basic Estate Plan? For most people, a basic estate plan is
What Are Unique Challenges for Child Custody in a St. Louis LGBT Divorce?
For both same-sex and opposite-sex couples, separation or divorce as parents can be incredibly overwhelming. Both parents want what is beneficial for their children, but those ideas do not always mesh. For LGBT couples, there are additional complications when navigating child custody determinations, as parental presumption may not apply the same way. It can be helpful to work with a St. Louis child custody attorney to handle these challenges more effectively. Parental Presumption in the U.S. Parental presumption laws in the country play a big role in determining child custody and parental rights. In same-sex couples, parental presumption is the
Common Estate Planning Mistakes to Avoid in St. Louis
Beginning an estate plan can be complicated, but it is essential to safeguard yourself, your assets, and your beneficiaries. A detailed estate plan can describe your wishes for your medical care, give legal powers to trusted individuals, and keep your assets from entering probate. For your estate plan to be legally enforceable and meet your unique needs, it’s helpful to work with a St. Louis estate planning attorney. There are several mistakes that individuals can make when drafting and maintaining their estate plans. For you to gain the benefits and protections of an estate plan, it must be straightforward, legally
What Is a Default Divorce in St. Louis?
A contentious separation is never easy. When you file your divorce petition and serve your spouse the papers, but they ignore or avoid the petition, it can make the situation even more frustrating. When you face a stressful divorce process like this, you may be able to obtain a default divorce, and a St. Louis default divorce lawyer can help you do so. Why Would a Spouse Refuse to Respond to Divorce Papers? Some respondent spouses may ignore the divorce papers they are served, while others may make significant efforts to avoid being served the papers in the first place.
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