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Missouri father's $20,000 bankruptcy deal leaves $12,970 debt to ex-wife

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A Missouri appeals court ruled that a father still owed his ex-wife $12,969.85 despite paying $20,000 under a bankruptcy settlement. The court found that his earlier payments had been wrongly counted twice and ordered a fresh review of additional child support and children's expenses.

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Missouri father's $20,000 bankruptcy deal leaves $12,970 debt to ex-wife
TOI WORLD DESK · 11/12/2026, 3:00:00 PM
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