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Recent Posts
- Mapping Out Your Path to Post-Divorce Recovery
- How Inheritance Taxes Impact Ordinary Americans
- What Is a Postnuptial Agreement, and Should I Consider One?
- What Happens When a Parent Doesn’t Stick to Their Parenting Plan in St. Louis, MO?
- Understanding Family Court Order Modification in St. Louis, MO
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Mapping Out Your Path to Post-Divorce Recovery
A divorce can be a tumultuous and stressful time, but it can also serve as a fresh start to building a new life. Whether you initiated the divorce or not, it is common to feel overwhelmed, lost, and unsure about the future. However, with the proper steps, you can begin to heal and move on from your divorce. Allow yourself to grieve: Understanding and processing your emotions during this time is crucial. Permit yourself to grieve, and don’t ignore the feelings that come with the end of your marriage. This may include anger, sadness, guilt, shame, and loneliness. These feelings
How Inheritance Taxes Impact Ordinary Americans
Planning your inheritance is one of the most important steps you can take to set up your children for success. While planning how your assets are divided and how your legacy is continued, it’s important to remember the role inheritance taxes can have on recipients of your estate planning. If you are planning your estate or are the recipient of a loved one’s inheritance, it is important to know the steps to take to understand the specifics of inheritance law. When it’s time to plan your next steps, Stange Law Firm can help you understand the impact inheritance taxes can
What Is a Postnuptial Agreement, and Should I Consider One?
Many couples choose to get married without thinking about the possible implications of a divorce. They may feel their love is strong enough to withstand any obstacle, but unfortunately, even the most loving couples can find themselves in unexpected disagreements that challenge their relationship. Sometimes, these couples who have been married for years even find themselves reconsidering their relationship that leads them to part ways. If you find yourself in this situation, it’s important to know that you have legal options that can reduce potential financial and emotional burdens that can cripple you and your family. One of these options
What Happens When a Parent Doesn’t Stick to Their Parenting Plan in St. Louis, MO?
Adjusting to a newly formed child custody order in St. Louis can be incredibly challenging for any parent. While most parents do their best to uphold their parental responsibilities in good faith, others do not, and parents who willingly violate legally enforceable parenting plans face a wide range of potential consequences, including the loss of their parental rights in response to serious violations. When a parent refuses to pick up their child for parenting time, fails to drop off their child when their allocated parenting time ends, or otherwise violates the terms of their custody order, this can be incredibly
Understanding Family Court Order Modification in St. Louis, MO
If you recently divorced, resolved a child custody dispute, or completed any other type of family court case in St. Louis, the finalization of your family court order can feel like the beginning of a new phase of your life. However, it’s important to remember that this may not be the end of your legal issue. Most family court cases ultimately lead to subsequent legal proceedings months or even years after a family court order has been finalized. The modification process is commonly used in response to recent life events. The loss of a job, an unexpected catastrophic injury, or
Common Financial Disputes in St. Louis, MO, Divorces
Divorce is more complex than many people realize, and once proceedings begin, they can feel blindsided by the number of financial issues their dissolution will entail. Filing for divorce will end your marriage contract and start a formal legal process of assigning ownership rights over the property you and your spouse possess. You will also need to resolve responsibility for debts, and if you have children together, a custody determination will be a large focal point of your proceedings. The result is also likely to carry significant financial implications. It’s natural to be concerned about your financial well-being as you



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