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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...
Small business owners in Missouri selling products online may have an obligation to collect sales taxes when shipping goods to customers outside the Show-Me State. As reported by CPA Practice Advisor and based on the U.S. Supreme Court’s decision in South Dakota v....
No one expects an argument to lead to a criminal record. If you are a doctor, nurse or lawyer who is facing a recent domestic violence charge, losing your professional licensing can be a real risk and a scary thought. For this reason, understanding the legal details...
Whether you are the parent of a teen who recently started driving or you are a young driver facing drunk driving charges, you need to take a close look at various issues related to underage drunk driving cases. For example, familiarize yourself with the law and the...
Pharmacists in Missouri may soon face penalties for failing to collect and submit detailed records of controlled substances. A new bill, which could become state law before the autumn of 2021, would establish both an electronic database and a statewide prescription...
The reason for using the word "accident" to describe scenarios where vehicles collide with each other in Missouri is purposeful; very rarely does a driver take to the road with the intent to not only put themselves at risk, but also to harm others. That lack of...
After a crash or a workplace accident, you may start to notice odd pains and aches along your spine. A spinal cord injury can greatly affect your daily life. Whether it is the ability to carry heavy items or the amount of sleep you get, spine trauma can leave you...
April 15 is well-known in the United States. Some may look on this day with frustration, others with excitement. The outlook may hinge on whether the person is looking at a large tax bill or a refund. Although Tax Day itself still came and left, the coronavirus...
In 2020, Missouri made a significant chance to its motorcycle helmet laws. In July of last year, Gov. Mike Parson signed legislation that repealed part of the state’s helmet laws. When the new motorcycle helmet laws took affect in August, only riders under age 26 now...