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How Cheating Affects Divorce in Kansas City, MO
Divorce may be a difficult process that involves financial hardships and emotional suffering. Adultery within a marriage creates another level of complication and feelings of betrayal, and many people question how it could affect the divorce settlement. Understanding how cheating affects divorce in Kansas City, MO, can be complex, especially when it comes to issues like child support, custody, and alimony. Missouri’s Divorce Process A “no-fault” divorce system exists in Missouri. This implies that in order to get a divorce, neither party must provide evidence of the other’s misconduct, such as cruelty, adultery, or drug usage. Rather, the sole condition
How To Document Domestic Violence in Kansas City, Kansas
Domestic violence is a serious issue that affects individuals and families across the United States, including in Kansas City, Kansas. If you are experiencing domestic violence or know someone who is, knowing how to document domestic violence in Kansas City, KS, can be a crucial step in protecting yourself and obtaining legal assistance. Having well-documented evidence is essential in custody battles, protective orders, and divorce cases. What Is Domestic Violence? Domestic violence is defined as abusive behavior in a relationship that one person uses to gain or maintain power and control over another intimate partner. It can take many forms,
Protecting Your Business in a Kansas City, KS Divorce
As a business owner, the success and protection of your business is crucial. If you are entering the process of a divorce, the well-being of your business can be a significant part of the proceedings. There are steps you can take to protect your business and financial future, but this can be overwhelming to manage alone. A Kansas City, Kansas, divorce attorney is an essential asset when navigating these complicated legal proceedings. Property Division in Kansas City, KS In Kansas, the law does not differentiate between separate and marital property when a couple divorces. All property is marital and potentially
Questions to Ask a Missouri Divorce Lawyer
It takes significant research and deliberation to find an attorney for your divorce case. There are many benefits to working with a Kansas City, MO, divorce attorney, but you only get these benefits if your attorney has the knowledge, compassion, and skill needed to represent you. Asking the right questions during a consultation or initial meeting can go a long way when determining if an attorney is right for you. A first meeting with a divorce attorney is helpful for many reasons; it can help you understand your case better, allow you to ask questions, and let you get a
Handling High-Conflict Divorces in Kansas
A divorce is frequently an emotional and stressful process, so some level of conflict is normal and expected. However, some divorces have significant levels of conflict between spouses that make a divorce case drag out, eliminate negotiated agreements, and harm the mental well-being of the entire family. These are often called high-conflict divorces, and they only add to the stress of the divorce process. Having a Kansas City divorce attorney by your side can help ease some of this stress. High-conflict divorces are particularly difficult when a couple has children and their conflict extends to disagreements about custody. High-conflict divorces
What Makes a Parent Unfit for Custody in Kansas City, MO?
When parents are separating, divorcing, or going through paternity proceedings, the custody of their child or children needs to be decided. Whether the court makes these decisions or approves the decisions made by parents, the child’s interests are always held as a priority. If a parent is deemed unfit, the court will not award them custody. Rather, it will likely limit or remove their rights to visitation. A Kansas City child custody attorney is helpful during these cases to protect your family’s interests. When a parent is called an unfit parent, this does not mean that they made mistakes or
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