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In Service-St. Louis I specialize in helping GLBT couples get divorced in a way that honors the love that was there. LGBT families are just like all kinds of families. You pay taxes.

You love your partner and your children. You go to work, come home, have fun, have struggles, just...live your life. However, some of life's struggles can have a direct impact on your very existence as a family. Since gay and lesbian couples can't get married in the state of Missouri, there's no guarantee that you'd be able to visit your partner in the hospital should she become gravely ill. There

's no guarantee you'd be able to make health-care decisions for him should should he become disabled. The same goes for financial decisions. This is true even though you'd been together 10, 20, 30 years! There's no guarantee you'd be able to visit a non-biological child should he or she become ill. And what happens if the relationship breaks down and you are considering 'divorce'? Since you can't get married you can't get officially divorced in the state of Missouri. What becomes of your joint finances, the home you've shared together? What happens to your children? In Service St. Louis can help you answer some of those question in a way the protects your rights and your privacy.To find out more call Michael Tramble at 314-537-4675.

02/06/2011

Interesting talk with a client yesterday. He got married to his same s*x partner in Iowa a couple years ago and now wants a divorce. Obviously he can't get one in Missouri & Iowa has a 12 month residency requirement. A question: If a person of means marries a person with no money, what's to stop the poor person from moving to Iowa for a year and then sueing for divorce in order to get half the marital property?

27/05/2011

Some time ago I watched a moving documentary about Muhamed Ali. While in Africa he came up with a poem that is probably the shortest poem in the English language. "You? Me? We!" I think about that poem alot. I look at it as a call recognize our common humanity. I love this poem.

Info on same gneder couples adopting and how to get through a custody evaluation (keep scrooling down untill you get pas...
25/05/2011

Info on same gneder couples adopting and how to get through a custody evaluation (keep scrooling down untill you get past the local companies to find the article):
http://articles.directorym.com/How_to_Get_Through_a_Custody_Evaluation_Missouri-r999110-Missouri.html

A custody evaluation is a conducted by a professional who is usually a psychologist or social worker, who will assess your family situation and then make recommendations to the court about a parenting and custodial arrangements that will meet your children's needs. Since judges give a lot of weight

23/05/2011

This article has some great info on second parent adoptions.
http://www.hunter.cuny.edu/socwork/nrcfcpp/downloads/information_packets/gay_le***an_second_parent_adoption.pdf

22/05/2011

I help straight folks get divorced or resolve custody disputes as well. Mediation is equitable, efficient and it puts YOU in control. Please visit www.missouri-mediation.com

OK, this article is a litte long but choke full of information about LGBT families.http://parenthood.library.wisc.edu/Ma...
05/04/2011

OK, this article is a litte long but choke full of information about LGBT families.
http://parenthood.library.wisc.edu/Martin/Martin.html

The issues that arise in le***an- and gay-parented families are a function of two things: One is the rich variety of family constellations they comprise, and the other is the fact that they are living in a society which does not yet value rich variety. The tension created by this situation generates

26/01/2011

Michael Tramble here. Worried about foreclosure? I encourage folks to talk to your mortgage company yourself before paying a professional to negotiate. Most would prefer to have folks stay in their homes, maintain the property and make smaller payments. Call your bank to see if they have a loss and mitigation department. Or call HUD at 800-569-4287. If no one can help, call me at 314-537-4675. I'd be happy to help!

22/01/2011

We now offer foreclosure mediation for those in danger of losing their home! Call today at 314-537-4675

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