Family Law (2014 Supp)

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Section 11.129 How to Prove “Adequate” Support Was Paid

Section 11.130 Biological Truth as Defense

Section 13.71 Guardians ad Litem

Section 11.131 Two Windows: 2011 for Everyone; Then Two Years

Section 11.132 Easier to Challenge Early; Almost Impossible Later

Section 13.72 Visitation

Section 11.133 A Recent History: The Evolution of Certainty in Criminal Nonsupport

Section 13.73 Supervised Visitation

Section 11.134 2009 and Beyond: Certainty Early; Beware Delay

Section 13.74 Domestic Violence Concerns

Section 11.135 Timeline Checklist for Nonsupport Defendants

Section 11.136 Form—Petition to Expunge

Section 13.75 Guardians ad Litem

Section 11.137 Dissolution of Marriage Nonsupport Defendants

Section 13.76 Service

Section 11.138 Trial Issues—Voir Dire

Section 13.77 Criteria for Automatic Renewal

Section 11.139 Counsel’s Duty in Criminalization of Child Support

Section 13.78 Procedure for Objecting to Automatic Renewal

Section 11.140 Federal Child Support Recovery Act of 1992

Section 13.79 Service Concerns

Section 2.1 Introduction

Section 13.80 What Must Be Proved?

Section 2.3 In General

Section 13.81 Timing

Section 13.82 What Must Be Proved?

Section 2.4 Children of Void Marriages

Section 13.83 Immediate and Present Danger

Section 2.5 Property of Void Marriages

Section 13.84 Circumstances Continue to Exist

Section 2.6 In General

Section 13.63 Additional Relief Available

Section 2.7 Fraud

Section 2.8 Duress

Section 13.55 Full Adult Protection Orders

Section 2.14 Related Persons

Section 13.56 What Constitutes a Full Hearing?

Section 2.15 Prior Marriage

Section 13.57 Admissible Evidence

Section 2.16 Common-Law Marriages

Section 13.58 Burden of Proof

Section 2.17 Miscegenous Marriages Permitted

Section 13.60 When the Juvenile Respondent Is Unrepresented

Section 2.18 Same-Sex Marriages

Section 13.59 Judicial Discretion

Section 2.19 In General

Section 13.54 Public Access to the Orders

Section 2.20 License—Necessity and Application

Section 13.70 Chapter 452, RSMo, Domestic Violence Concerns

Section 2.21 Ceremony