Suppose you are wandering through the local department store and see the perfect little black dress (LBD) in your size. Checking the price tag, however, reveals that it is nowhere near your price range. Still, you decide to try it on, along with a couple of other LBDs...

You know that in order for law enforcement officers to search your home, they typically must have either your permission or a search warrant. However, what if you share an apartment or house with roommates? Can they consent to a search without your approval? It...

Many Missouri residents have complex issues to resolve when going through the divorce process. Because of this, they often feel that going to court to finalize their dissolution proceedings is inevitable. Truthfully, they can still avoid going to court if they are...

Regardless of income level, many Missouri couples find it beneficial to draft a prenuptial agreement before they walk down the aisle. These contracts can protect the financial interests of both parties in case of a divorce in the future. A couple can also use...

When you first got married, you likely envisioned various milestones you would experience with your spouse by your side. Various birthdays, anniversaries, childbirths, vacations, retirement and overall living happily into your golden years likely crossed your mind....

Getting a divorce can be an emotional time in any Missouri resident's life. However, it is important that you do not let your emotions control the decisions you make during this time. If you let feelings of anger or desires for revenge get the better of you, you could...

Are you and your spouse ready to call it quits on your marriage? Do you want to avoid the drama and hassle of going to court? Do you already pretty much agree on how you want to split your assets and debts, handle financial support and -- if applicable -- split time...

If you are thinking about walking down the aisle, you may be thinking about your future with your spouse, your wedding day and where you will go on your honeymoon. You are probably not giving much thought to what will happen if your marriage ends in divorce. It may...

Receiving a sentence of probation after a criminal conviction can be a tremendous relief. With probation, you serve your sentence in your own home and community instead of behind bars. You can sleep in your own bed and be with your family. You may be able to continue...

Taking someone's property without their permission is theft, and regardless of the value of the item taken, it is against the law. This can result in serious criminal penalties and consequences that can change the course of your life. If you are facing a theft charge,...