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Common Qualifying Factors for Permanent Alimony
Alimony is money paid from one divorcing spouse to another on a predetermined schedule for a predetermined amount of time. Alimony is commonly awarded temporarily in St. Louis, MO divorce cases, but a judge may decide to award permanent alimony in rare situations. Missouri is an equitable distribution state when it comes to divorce. Most Missouri judges tend to avoid long-term or permanent support arrangements if possible. It may be possible to avoid paying alimony in your divorce if you are willing to part with certain marital assets. It is also possible to negotiate for certain assets or properties if
Professionals and Experts Who Can Assist in Your Divorce
Hiring an attorney is a must for virtually any St. Louis divorce, but there are some other experts who may also provide incredibly valuable services and information during a divorce case. If you expect to begin divorce proceedings in the near future, it’s a good idea to know what to expect and prepare accordingly. Some professional experts can help you with complex financial issues, streamline your divorce experience, and provide helpful guidance that ensures you preserve your interests in your divorce. A St. Louis, MO divorce attorney will likely recommend working with experts as necessary as the facts of a
When Divorce Isn’t the Only Option: Possible Remedies for Saving Your Marriage
Divorce is the usual method for addressing a marriage that seems beyond saving, but it’s important for couples who think it’s time to divorce to weigh this decision carefully. Some couples, unfortunately, rush toward divorce when they feel trapped by their current circumstances. They do not give thought to possible alternatives or often-overlooked remedies that might save their marriages. In Missouri, the absolute soonest a divorce will be granted is 30 days following the filing of the divorce petition. Every state has some length of waiting period. This time is meant to provide the couple with the opportunity to reconcile
Property Division During Divorce in St. Louis
Most people are aware that marital property is divided during divorce proceedings, but what qualifies as marital or separate property under Missouri law? If you plan on divorcing in the St. Louis, MO area, you should have some idea of what to expect when it comes to the division of the property you and your ex own together. One of the many forms you will need to submit to the court during your divorce proceedings is the statement of property and debt, which both you and your ex must sign and submit for the divorce to finalize. This form will
Postnuptial agreement may offer protection in event of divorce
On behalf of Stange Law Firm, PC posted in Family Law on Friday, June 5, 2020. One of the most challenging and potentially contentious aspects of divorce is the splitting of shared assets. For this reason, many married couples in Missouri and elsewhere have chosen to create postnuptial agreements to protect their assets in the event that they get divorced. Here is a look at what a postnuptial agreement is and the benefits it offers. Postnuptial agreements are essentially prenuptial agreements that are signed after people have gotten married. In other words, they are contracts that two people form to determine how they would divide their
Family law process of divorce can be hard for older couples
On behalf of Stange Law Firm, PC posted in Family Law on Thursday, June 4, 2020. Going through the process of divorce can be challenging from a financial standpoint for both younger and older couples. However, older couples in Missouri face unique challenges during such a family law proceeding, as they have likely amassed a number of assets or complex property. Fortunately, a couple of tips might help with dealing with divorce at an older age. For starters, people who decide to get divorced after the age of 50 may want to start planning ahead for this process right away. This includes gathering information about their
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