
By: Alan Freed I didn’t start law school until six years after I graduated from college, and I’ve now practiced
By: Alan Freed I didn’t start law school until six years after I graduated from college, and I’ve now practiced
By: Alan Freed “I’ve done my internet research and Missouri is a 50/50 state, right?” Foster (not his real name)
By: Alan Freed When a Missouri court orders one former spouse to pay maintenance (alimony) to the other former spouse,
“I just want to tell my story to the judge.” By: Alan Freed Law and Order, LA Law, Boston Legal,
By: Alan Freed Regret, anger, sadness, anxiety, relief, confusion, fear, exhaustion—that’s just a sample of the swirling emotions surrounding divorce.
By: Alan Freed It goes without saying that, in selecting a lawyer, you want someone who is skilled and experienced,
By: Alan Freed A husband threatens to shoot his wife. A jilted girlfriend continually sends menacing messages and shows up
By: Alan Freed If you have children and you’ve been through a divorce or a paternity (parentage) action, chances are
By: Alan E. Freed After months, maybe years, of relationship challenges, therapist sessions, screaming matches, crying jags, pep talks from
By Alan E. Freed George came in to see me about his deteriorating marriage. His wife, Agnes, had filed a petition