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Form 14 - Calculating Child Support Form
Click on link below. http://www.courts.mo.gov/file.jsp?id=29740 If you click on the above link and the button on the following page, you will be leaving this website.
The Difference Between Federal, State, and Local Laws
There are different types of laws.  Federal laws apply to everyone in the United States.  State and local laws apply to people who live or work in a particular state, commonwealth, territory, county, city, municipality, town, township or village. Click on the following link to learn more.  Laws
The Differences Between Criminal Court and Civil Court
This articles located on the LawHelp web site helps to explain the difference between criminal matters and civile matters in courts.  Click on the following link to learn more.  LawHelp If you click on the link above you will be leaving this website.
Adoption
What is adoption? Adoption is the legal process which establishes a parent/child relationship between two people who are not otherwise biologically parent and child.  Who is involved in an adoption The parents who wish to adopt, the child or children who are to be adopted, and the birth parents of the child or children.  What is required to adopt a child or children?
Name Change
Can you change your name without going to court? Yes, a person can change their name through usage.  However, changing your name in this way is not recommended because there is no official record of the change.   What do I need to say in a Petition for Change of Name? Missouri requires you to include the following in a Petition for Change of Name: The person’s current name and new name desired The reason for the change
Custody
What is Custody? There are two kinds of child custody: Legal custody, which means who makes important decisions for your children (like health care, education, and welfare), and
Divorce
What is a Dissolution of Marriage? A Dissolution of Marriage is another term for divorce. When can I file for a Dissolution of Marriage in Missouri? Either you or your spouse must be a resident of Missouri for at least 90 days in order to file for a Dissolution of Marriage. It is not necessary for the parties to have physically separated in order to file for a Dissolution of Marriage. Do I have to allege misconduct on the part of my spouse in order to file for a Dissolution of Marriage?
Order of Protection
Revised 2014. An Order of Protection is a court form signed by a Judge that orders a person to stop harming, threatening, or intimidating you or your minor child. WHAT KINDS OF CONDUCT CAN AN ORDER OF PROTECTION STOP AN ABUSER FROM DOING?
Paternity
What is paternity?
Glossary of Commonly Used Missouri Landlord-Tenant Housing Terms
  Housing  Terms  - Revised June 2013.   ABANDONMENT: Refers to a situation where a tenant leaves or moves out of a rental unit with no intention to return. Abandonment procedure is governed by Section 441.065 of the Missouri Revised Statutes. 

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