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Holidays an important issue in child custody agreements: Part 1

On behalf of Law Office of Amy L. Gervich | Nov 20, 2020 | Child Custody And Support

With Thanksgiving less than a week away, the holiday season is already underway. Things will obviously look very different this year due to Covid-19 and the restrictions that come with it. But in a typical year, the next six weeks would be prime time for making...

Child custody: Visitation with infants may be challenging

On behalf of Law Office of Amy L. Gervich | Nov 10, 2020 | Child Custody And Support

It’s important both parents are part of a child’s life after their marriage has ended. Once parents in Missouri have figured out the details of child custody, a visitation schedule needs to be set up, but that’s often difficult when the child is still an infant and...

Child support payments: There’s an app for that

On behalf of Law Office of Amy L. Gervich | Aug 20, 2020 | Child Custody And Support

Court-ordered child support legally binds one parent to make payments to the other. When a parent is financially responsible for the care of a child, those needs don’t diminish just because the parent is unable to pay. The reasons for nonpayment may be understandable,...

Why parallel parenting might be your best option after divorce

On behalf of Law Office of Amy L. Gervich | Jun 16, 2020 | Child Custody And Support

You’ve come to terms with the fact that you don’t exactly get along with your ex-spouse. But, at the end of the day you still recognize you want to do the best you can to work together at some capacity as you navigate joint custody. For divorced parents who aren’t on...

Child custody is an ongoing relationship

On behalf of Law Office of Amy L. Gervich | Jun 10, 2020 | Child Custody And Support

When a Missouri couple decides to divorce, it is the adults who are deciding to go their separate ways. Their assets and debts can be divided as a part of this process. However, when children are involved, there is often much more to be considered. Concerned parents...

How does Missouri calculate child support?

On behalf of Law Office of Amy L. Gervich | May 20, 2020 | Child Custody And Support

Child support is a monthly sum of money that one parent pays to the other to help finance childcare. Missouri’s state-mandated Schedule of Basic Child Support Obligation helps courts calculate these payments. The schedule provides courts with a basic guideline of what...

Co-parenting during quarantine

On behalf of Law Office of Amy L. Gervich | Apr 22, 2020 | Child Custody And Support

The impact of COVID-19 has affected the entire country. Stay at home orders are enforced in nearly every state, forcing families to stay inside and avoid contact with anyone not in their household. This has impacted the economy and disrupted everyday life for...

How do courts determine child custody for unmarried parents?

On behalf of Law Office of Amy L. Gervich | Apr 3, 2020 | Child Custody And Support

Ensuring that you have the appropriate share of time with your child is of utmost importance. Whether you are the biological mother, or a father worried about what rights you have as a parent, it is natural to be concerned about the future of your parenting time when...

How does supervised visitation work?

On behalf of Law Office of Amy L. Gervich | Sep 24, 2019 | Child Custody And Support

The child custody courts want all children to have a positive relationship with both their parents when it is possible. But they also want to protect their well-being and safety as a top priority. If a parent wants to have a relationship with their child, but they are...

Under what circumstances will full custody be attained?

On behalf of Law Office of Amy L. Gervich | Jul 19, 2019 | Child Custody And Support

Many parents who are going through a divorce become determined to gain full custody of their children. This might be because they are convinced that the other parent would be a bad influence on their child or because they want to provide their child with a permanent...

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