Divorce And Custody Options

Summary

Missouri is a no-fault divorce state, allowing you to file without proving wrongdoing. You can seek joint or sole custody, with the court focusing on the childs best interests. If your spouse seeks sole custody and may lie, document interactions, gather character witnesses, and consider hiring a lawyer to address false allegations and present your case effectively.

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Aaron
Hi Aaron! How can I assist you with your legal issue today?
What are my option for divorcing my wife and kwwping custody of kids
Hi Aaron! Here are some key points about divorce and child custody in Missouri:
- Missouri is a no-fault divorce state; you don't need to prove wrongdoing.
- You can file for joint or sole custody of your children.
- The court considers the best interests of the child, including the child's wishes, parents' involvement, and stability.
Do you have any specific concerns about the custody process?
My wife wants sole custody, and will lie to get it
Hi Aaron, in Missouri, the court prioritizes the child's best interests. Here are some steps you can take if you believe your wife will lie to gain sole custody:
- Document everything: Keep records of interactions and any evidence that supports your involvement as a parent.
- Obtain character witnesses: Friends, family, or professionals who can vouch for your parenting.
- Consider a lawyer: They can help navigate false allegations and present your case effectively.
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