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    Blog Posts in February, 2012

    Lawmaker Proposes Simple Possession To be a Misdemeanor Instead of a Felony

    California Senator Mark Leno, a democrat from San Francisco proposed earlier this week that simple drug possession be charges be misdemeanors instead of their current felony status. He argued that ...
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    Missouri child support enforcement applies to foreign children

    A child was born to a Russian citizen in West Virginia. Father was a Missouri resident and a support order was sought for the child through the Department of Social Services (DSS), which established ...
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    Delegation of Parenting decisions to third parties held unenforceable

    In a ruling by the Missouri Court of Appeals, in a custody modification proceeding, the trial court’s modified parenting plan delegated the authority to make all medical, educational, and ...
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    Challenging Paternity: statute of limitations

    Missouri's paternity disestablishment law, enacted in August 2009, allowed men who have been declared the father of a child by a court or the Division of Family Services to set aside (overturn) ...
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    Grossly disproportionate assets division overturned on appeal

    In a recent ruling by the Missouri Court of Appeals for the Southern District, a division of property and debt where the Wife received 93% of the assets and 27% of the debts, and the Husband received ...
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    Division of Personal Injury Settlements in Divorce

    In a divorce proceeding, a personal injury settlement can be a major asset that will have to be divided between the parties. Missouri uses the "analytical" approach to determine whether the ...
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    Divorce settlement agreements must be drafted with care

    It has become customary in contract of all kinds to include a provision that no representations have been made unless expressly written in the contract and that the terms of the contract cannot be ...
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    Paternity Issue could not be relitigated a second time

    Trial judge is prohibited from ordering ex-husband to submit to genetic testing where previous divorce judgment found that ex-husband was not the father of child, where child was represented by a ...
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    Debt Set Over to Spouse Non-dischargable in Bankruptcy

    Separation Agreement gave Amway distributorship to Wife for monthly payments to Husband. That payment was considered support because nothing else provided maintenance, the payment was in installments, ...
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    Wearing Shorts Over Your Head Isn't A Good Disguise For A Robbery

    43 year-old Eli Escalera tried to rob a bank in Stock Island, Fla., "disguising" himself with a pair of shorts on his head. Allegedly, Escalera gave the bank teller a note that said ...
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    Consumer Protection Punitive Damages upheld

    Cap on Punitive Damages Withstands Challenges In action under the Missouri Merchandising Practices Act, evidence sufficient for a submissible case against business owner individually included ...
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    Elderly Inmates On The Rise

    As a criminal defense lawyer , I often visit my clients in custody. I am always surprised to see so many elderly people incarcerated. It seemed to me that the number of elderly people who were ...
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    Making Financial and Medical Decisions for your Partner

    To allow your partner to take care of things for you if you can't speak for yourself, you must prepare the right legal documents. If you ever become unable to make your own health care decisions ...
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