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Child Custody and Paternity Actions

Child Custody and Paternity Actions

Over 20 Years of Experience | Aggressive Litigator | Locally Owned

Over 20 Years of Experience

Aggressive Litigator

Locally Owned

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Legal Solutions to Child Custody Disputes

It’s no surprise that a divorce – and the decisions made to achieve it – can have a long-lasting and deep impact on the children. At Wyatt Law & Associates, we put the best interests of the children first while also considering our clients’ rights as parents. We do all we can to ensure the children enjoy a healthy relationship with both parents while acting on behalf of our clients.


We strive to minimize stress and conflict during emotionally charged custody negotiations. If we can’t reach a negotiated agreement, we’ll take the case to court. When such cases go to court, there are a number of factors judges consider in determining custody:


  • Ensuring that relationships with both parents are maintained
  • Parenting plans submitted by each parent
  • The ability of each parent to provide a safe home
  • The ability of each spouse to perform their duties as a parent
  • The mental and physical health of the parents and the children
  • The wishes of the child


Custody arrangements may result in sole custody or joint custody. Sole custody means the child lives full-time with one parent – who makes all decisions for the child. Joint custody is where the child splits time between both households. Both parents share decision-making responsibilities involving the well-being of the children. 


The court prefers to have both parents remain involved in the lives of the children; however, every family situation is different, and so are the outcomes of custody cases. We make sure to work for the best interests of your children while representing your best interests. 


Don’t put off getting legal representation for a custody dispute.

Call for a consultation.

Protecting the Rights of Fathers in Difficult Times

Although the current Missouri law agrees with gender neutrality in child custody trials. The older laws on child custody still affect the court's decision-making process, favoring mothers in family courts over fathers. Wyatt Law & Associates ensures that the court respects and honors the rights of the father as well.


In child custody trials the best interest of the child should always be the top priority but, the father should have equal rights and wishes as the mother, and Wyatt Law & Associates ensures that. To discuss your legal needs, call Wyatt Law & Associates today.

Reasons to Hire Wyatt Law & Associates

  • Deal with an attorney, not a paralegal
  • Since 2010
  • Over 20 years of experience
  • Locally owned
  • Same-day consultations 

Count on 20 Years of Legal Experience

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(417) 831-3200

(417) 831-3200

“This man helped me with my divorce and I couldn’t be happier with the results. He did an amazing job. I thank this man so much. The best lawyer ever, highly recommended him. If you’re looking for a lawyer, this is the man. He will help you 100 percent with your case. God bless him.”

- Lidia C.

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