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Divorce
A divorce can take place if the marriage is irretrievably broken. The case is decided by a judge without a jury. In Missouri, either the husband or the wife must have lived in the state for 90 days before the divorce can be filed.
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The purpose of this article is to answer some of the questions that parents and custodians frequently ask about obtaining and enforcing child support orders, and to give you an idea of the services available to assist you in your efforts.
ESTABLISHMENT OF A CHILD SUPPORT ORDER
Representing Yourself In Court - OSCA
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Also, you may view a brochure entitled, "Handling Your Case in Family Court" by clicking on the document below.
A divorce or break-up doesn’t end your duty to be a good parent. You may feel hurt, and you may have many things to worry about, but you need to help your children cope with the uncertainty of a divorce or the ending of their parents’ relationship together.
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Paternity Brochure From Missouri DHSS
Requirements for a Valid Marriage
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