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Drug diversion, or the act of medical professionals taking and using prescription drugs intended for patients, is a growing problem across Missouri and many other parts of the nation. Diverting and using drugs while caring for patients has the potential to hurt the...
You might feel awkward discussing your estate plans with your children. It is natural since inheritance matters involve your death, which is not a pleasant subject to think about. Nonetheless, you may want to bring up the matter with your children or perhaps you want...
When you address child custody in your divorce, the court will focus on the best interests of your children. The children are always at the center of any decisions the court will make when it comes to parenting time and other issues. Best interests is a vague term...
Having a solid understanding of your legal rights in specific situations may go a long way toward helping you avoid trouble. Knowing your rights during a Missouri traffic stop may help you avoid having authorities perform a search of your car. According to...
Prepaying your federal taxes occurs when you make estimated taxes. Most people will prepay taxes through deductions from their paychecks. However, some people may not have their employer deduct taxes, which means they may have to pay estimated tax payments. The IRS...
Whether driving on State Route 6, U.S. Route 63 or anyplace in-between, a car accident often results in apparent physical injuries, from scrapes and bruises to broken bones and sprains. Unlike other injuries, head and brain injuries often go undiagnosed for days or...
Missouri has some of the most strict drug possession laws in the United States. Unlike many states, more drug charges in Missouri are felonies than misdemeanors. What makes a drug crime a felony in Missouri? Felony drug offenses in Missouri A charge for possession of...
As your parents age, you may need to step in to help them prepare for the future. One of the things you may need to do is assist your parent with creating an estate plan. Everyone should have an estate plan because it gives you the power to dictate what will happen...
A Missouri court will divide your property in a divorce equitably, which just means it will do so fairly. The Revisor of Missouri explains the court looks at various factors to make a determination of what fair means in your particular situation. In general, the court...
In Missouri, wearing a seat belt is not only one of the more effective ways to stay safe behind the wheel, but it is also a legal requirement. In fact, in the Show Me State, all drivers and passengers must wear seat belts when vehicles are in operation. Not wearing...