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#223019 - 07/30/09 08:13 PM Changes in Missouri Law
CCorleyJD Member Registered: 05/19/03 Posts: 209 Loc: Kansas City, Missouri	There are many changes in Missouri Family Law effective next month. I am working on an article about them and will post it when it is done. One good thing to know is that the very harsh requirement of posting a bond if you are more than $10K in arrears for child support, and want to file a modification has been repealed. Also, the ability of a court to terminate one's parental rights if one is more than $10,000 in arrears on child support is also gone. I am very relieved for both of those changes!
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#227944 - 11/10/09 07:59 AM Re: Changes in Missouri Law [Re: CCorleyJD]
jreiner555 Member Registered: 11/09/09 Posts: 5	I was wondering if I have to go back to Missouri (because that is where we were divorced) to file contempt charges on my ex if I now live in Virginia and she now lives in Ohio for not complying with the parenting plan and my visitation rights when I am holding up my end of the bargin
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