Multi-State Divorce & Family Law Blog by Stange Law Firm, PC

If you and your ex-spouse or ex-partner are co-parenting your children after a separation or divorce, it can be complicated. Missouri prefers joint custody and parenting plans for legal and physical custody whenever possible, but even parents who get along can find co-parenting challenging. It’s important to learn how to handle the situation, take care of your children and their interests, and focus on allowing both you and your co-parent to develop meaningful relationships with your children. Understanding Co-Parenting Co-parenting allows children of a separation or divorce to benefit from having two parents. This can help ease their transition after

In any divorce or separation, child custody is a contentious and stressful issue. A same-sex divorce comes with its own challenges, as the law doesn’t always address the nuances of LGBTQ+ child custody. If a couple isn’t married but has children together, determining child custody can be much more complex. It’s essential for same-sex couples to understand how they can establish legal parentage in Missouri. Not only does this help in the event of separation, but it can aid in other legal matters and ensure both parents have rights to their children. Parental Presumption and Paternity in the U.S. For