If you find yourself in court over a custody or parenting time dispute, help is on the way. Each court has at least one custody mediator available, free of charge, to assist parents with their custody and parenting time...
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If you find yourself in court over a custody or parenting time dispute, help is on the way. Each court has at least one custody mediator available, free of charge, to assist parents with their custody and parenting time...
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The Missouri Supreme Court has recently (10 April 2001) cast aside the decade-old four-point test for determining if re of a child's principal residence will be allowed.
In Stowe v. Spence, 41 S. W. 3d 468 (Mo.
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Whether already living under a child custody and visitation plan, or trying to agree on a plan, parents are presented with two basic alternatives for resolving disputes: go to court, or go to private mediation.
Where there is already an order, whether temporary or part of a judgment, it typically accounts for literally every hour of each child’s time.
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