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Guardianship or Conservatorship May Be Needed for an Elderly Relative or Minor Child. Our Attorneys Are Here to Help.
Guardianship May Be Needed if a Relative Can’t Make Decisions, Like an Elderly Parent With Mental Decline or an Orphaned Child.
Sentencing Authority Under 557.011 RSMO Includes Fines, Imprisonment, or Both; Missouri Courts Must Follow Statutory Limits.
In 2018, Missouri’s Expungement Law (610.140 Rsmo) Allows 1,900 Offenses to Be Expunged After 1-3 Years Post-sentence.
A Last Will & Testament Is Essential in Estate Planning, Allowing for Property Transfer, Naming a Representative, and More.
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Name Changes Are Common for Various Reasons in Missouri & Cline, Braddock & Basinger Can Help.
A Beneficiary Deed Allows Property Owners to Control Real Estate During Their Lifetime and Pass It to Heirs Without Probate.
A New Missouri Custody Law Effective August 28, 2016, Favors 50/50 Custody, Making It the Norm for Child Custody Arrangements.
In Missouri, Step-Parent Adoption Requires Terminating the Natural Parent’s Rights and Court Approval for the Child’s Best Interest.