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Dads Divorce - Free custody and alimony advice for men and fathers.

Providing essential divorce, alimony, custody and support information and resources to men at any stage of divorce.
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Oct 09
2008

Using Experts In Divorce – Accountants

Posted by Rick Ortiz in Property , marital property , marital money , financial , finances , assets

by Spencer E. Williams, Cordell & Cordell, PC

Outside of the area of child custody, accountants can play a role in the other major areas of domestic relations litigation.  Accountants are often hired as expert witnesses for a litigant.  Many attorneys have an accountant or group of accountants that they work with on a regular basis.

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Oct 03
2008

A new video

Posted by Dads Divorce in video , DadsDivorce Live
We're going to be adding a lot more video to this site. For a taste, here's one of our videos:

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Oct 03
2008

College Expenses and Emancipation

Posted by Rick Ortiz in Spencer Williams , emancipation , Cordell Cordell, PC , college , Child Support
The law regarding the payment of college expenses by divorced parents, requirements for the submission of college documents by the child and the emancipation age of a college bound child significantly changed in Missouri in August 2007. The prior law allowed a court to order divorced parents to pay for the college expenses of their children through the age of twenty two years old. The child was obligated to provide copies of transcripts at the start of each semester and grade report at the end of each semester to each parent. If the child failed to provide the grades and transcripts, the direct child support (not the order for college expenses) could be suspended by the court. The child was obligated to complete twelve hours each semester, unless working an average of 20 hours per week in which case they needed to complete only nine credit hours each semester. A child was allowed a one time drop to only six hours of completed course credit during the eight semesters of college.
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