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Divorce - General, Laws and Process
Should I move out? I hear this often from those contemplating divorce. Typically, its the husband asking and he is initiating the divorce.
oyce was on the witness stand and clearly uncomfortable. She had been subpoenaed to testify at the divorce of her best friend, Monica, and was being forced to reveal what Monica had confided to her. Thankfully, Monica had not been unfaithful, but she had confessed that the divorce was wearing her down, making her depressed, and affecting her ability to care for her two young children.
Is it okay if I go out on a date? asked my client. He had filed for divorce and taken his own apartment. After fighting with my wife for two years, Id like be to be with someone who is glad to have me around.I get this question all the time as a divorce attorney. And, my simple answer is always the same Not until your divorce is final.
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In any divorce case involving minor children, the Missouri court decides child custody and in doing so considers the wishes of the parents, the preference of the child if the child is old enough, the child's relationship with siblings and the family, the mental and physical health of the child, and the educational needs of the child.
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