Trial Court Erred In Not Appointing Guardian

When a husband accused his wife of neglecting and abusing their children, the Circuit Court should have appointed a guardian to investigate the allegations, ruled the Missouri Court of Appeals for the Western District in a reversed and remanded decision.In Roque M. Castaneda, Respondent, v. Kelly Renee Castaneda, Appellant, the husband filed a motion requesting ...

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Trial Court Erred In Not Appointing Guardian

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