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How is Paternity Established in Missouri?

Establishing paternity can feel overwhelming when you're already dealing with complex family circumstances. Whether you're seeking to secure your child's rights, establish support obligations, or simply want legal clarity about…

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What Are the Legal Steps to Modify a Custody Agreement?

As a family attorney with more than two decades of experience, I, Scott A. Hamblin, understand the weight of your concerns when it comes to your children's well-being. Custody agreements…

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What Is the Role of Mediation in Family Law Cases?

Family law cases are often deeply emotional and contentious, leaving those involved feeling overwhelmed. Disputes over child custody, property division and other sensitive matters can exhaust time, finances and emotional…

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How Domestic Violence Allegations Impact Divorce and Custody Cases

Dealing with the complexities of divorce is challenging enough, but when domestic violence allegations come into play, the stakes are even higher. These accusations are treated with utmost seriousness in…

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What Is the Impact of a Child’s Age on Custody Decisions? 

Child custody decisions are among the most delicate and emotionally charged aspects of a divorce. Understandably, parents often wonder if their child’s voice will be heard in these decisions. You…

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What Happens to Family Pets in a Divorce?

As a family law attorney, I, Scott A. Hamblin, have seen firsthand how deeply pets are cherished in families. For many of us, pets are more than companions: they’re part…

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