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What Happens to Credit Card Debt During Divorce in Missouri?

By Courtney & Mills, LLC |

Divorce often raises tough financial questions. One of the most common concerns people have is about credit card debt. Who is responsible for paying it? Does it get split evenly? If you are going through a divorce in Missouri, understanding how debt is handled can help you prepare for what comes next. Understanding Marital… Read More »

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Temporary Child Support During Divorce in Missouri

By Courtney & Mills, LLC |

If you are going through a divorce in Missouri, you may be wondering how day-to-day expenses will be handled before everything is finalized. Divorce cases can take months, and sometimes longer. During that time, children still need food, housing, medical care, and stability. This is where temporary child support, often called “pendente lite” support,… Read More »

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Who Gets the Family Pet in a Missouri Divorce?

By Courtney & Mills, LLC |

If you are going through a divorce, one of the most emotional questions may be this: who gets the family pet? For many people, a dog or cat is not just property. It is part of the family. However, under Missouri law, pets are generally treated as marital property rather than as dependents. Missouri… Read More »

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One Last Chance or Just Get Divorced?

By Courtney & Mills, LLC |

You and your spouse have had the same issues for what seems like forever. You’ve talked (argued) about them endlessly, all to simply put them in a closet for a bit and revisit them again later. The thing is, nothing is getting resolved, and you’re tired of rehashing the same old arguments again and… Read More »

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Divorcing and Coparenting with an Abusive Spouse

By Courtney & Mills, LLC |

Studies indicate that about one out of every four divorces in the country are due in large part to abuse. It is, in fact, one of the leading causes of divorce. Whether the abuse is physical, psychological, financial, or sexual, the abuse is very real, and very dangerous. It often develops gradually, cycling between… Read More »

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Regretting a Prenup?

By Courtney & Mills, LLC |

When you got married, you were certain it would be a forever love. When your partner requested that you sign a prenup, you figured that since you would never consider divorce the prenup was simply a meaningless piece of paper, worthy of being forgotten. You quickly signed it and prepared for marital bliss. No… Read More »

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Minimizing Negative Impacts of Divorce

By Courtney & Mills, LLC |

It’s one of the most traumatic events in life for many people, so it’s no surprise that the effects can be devastating. While many people expect to experience mental health impacts to be short term, research demonstrates that these issues can last for years. And because the physical self is connected to the mental… Read More »

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We Never Fight But I Want a Divorce

By Courtney & Mills, LLC |

Are you fed up with your spouse primarily because you never argue? While to some that sounds utterly ridiculous, you know that the absence of fighting doesn’t necessarily signal a harmonious union. Instead, that absence of argument could mean something much less healthy is going on. So what is going on? There are several… Read More »

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Is Your Spouse Cheating on You?

By Courtney & Mills, LLC |

If you think your spouse is being unfaithful, you may wonder if you’re crazy or if you should trust your gut. Relationship experts say there are real signs that could be an indication of cheating. Check out this list and see how many of the signs are exactly the signs you are seeing in… Read More »

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Divorce Doesn’t Have to Be Ugly

By Courtney & Mills, LLC |

If you know anyone who’s been through a difficult divorce, you know that things can get pretty ugly. But that doesn’t have to be the case, and you can do a lot to ensure that your own divorce can actually be guided by compassion rather than bitterness. Some call it “conscious uncoupling” and it… Read More »

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