Monthly Archives: September 2026
How Long Does a Divorce Take in Missouri? A Realistic Timeline
If you’re staring down a divorce in Missouri, you probably want one thing above all else: a straight answer about how long this is going to take. Unfortunately, family law doesn’t hand out guarantees. But it does hand out rules, and those rules give us a pretty solid framework for what to expect. So… Read More »
When Moving Day Meets Custody Day: What Missouri Parents Must Know Before Relocating
You found a better job in another city. Or a new partner in another state. Or maybe you just want a fresh start somewhere with lower rent and better schools. Whatever the reason, if you share custody of a child, packing the moving truck is not as simple as it used to be. So… Read More »
Moving On, Legally: What Missouri Parents Must Do Before Relocating With a Child
Life does not pause just because a custody order exists. Jobs relocate, families remarry, and sometimes the best opportunity for a parent sits three states away. So what happens when a parent with an existing Missouri custody arrangement wants to move? Can you simply pack the moving truck and go? Not quite. Missouri law… Read More »
Who Actually Keeps the 401(k)? Splitting Retirement Accounts in a Missouri Divorce
If you have spent years watching your 401(k) balance creep upward, contribution by contribution, the thought of splitting it in half during a divorce probably makes your stomach turn. Here is the good news: dividing retirement accounts in Missouri is rarely an all or nothing proposition, and understanding how the process works can take… Read More »
