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Who Files What in Appellate Court?
If you had a case decided by a judge or jury and you are unhappy with the outcome, then you would need to file a notice of appeal with the Missouri Court of Appeals. However, if your case involves the … Continue reading
When Discovery Can Start
Missouri has said that discovery on a defendant cannot be served until the defendant either enters their appearance or receives service of process. If discovery is served before that time, then no response is required. To learn more, check out … Continue reading
Don’t Shoot Those Cars
A Missouri Court of Appeals case has said that shooting at a motor vehicle is against the law. But you should already know this. If you’re interested in finding out why Deandre shot at a car, check out this … Continue reading
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Custody and Relocation
There is currently no Missouri law that requires a parent with custody of a child to file a motion to relocate with the court. Instead, the parent only needs to file a notice of relocation and that notice can be … Continue reading
Paying Child Support When You’re Broke
A Missouri Court can impute income to a person to determine the appropriate level of child support that needs to be paid, even if that person is unemployed. When deciding the amount of child support to be paid, the court … Continue reading
My Ex Took my Stocks!
When getting a divorce, a court can order that stock options maturing after your divorce but acquired during the marriage can be divided by the divorce court. If you own stock and are thinking about or are going through a … Continue reading
The Facebook Jury
Facebook posts made during a case in which a juror is watching have been deemed to violate the non disclosure rules. To read more check out this case: Missouri Court of Appeals, Southern District- SD32562. Visit our website at www.Hoorfarlaw.com.
When a Judgment is Not Final
A motion to compel settlement is not a final, appealable, judgment until the underlying action as to all claims and parties has been disposed. A judgment granting a motion to enforce settlement is not ready for appellate review until the … Continue reading
No unemployment when you don’t show up for work
Missouri has stated that an unemployed worker was correctly denied unemployment benefits when the employee willfully violated the employer’s attendance policy. Transportation is usually considered an employee’s responsibility and repeated failure to show up for work may constitute misconduct by … Continue reading
Relocating your child may require a motion
If you have a child and there is joint physical custody with your ex, both parents are considered the custodial parent and the child’s principal residence is with both parents. In order to modify this custody arrangement, you must file … Continue reading