Divorce
The Hidden Risks of “Kitchen Table” Separation Agreements in Missouri
In the wake of a relationship breakdown, the desire for a “clean break” is powerful. In hopes of avoiding conflict, reducing mounting legal costs, and
May 20, 2026
Category: Divorce
Child Custody
Can I Move Out with My Children Before Filing for Divorce in Missouri?
When a marriage begins to break down, the home that once felt like a sanctuary can quickly become a source of emotional exhaustion and constant
May 12, 2026
Attorney-Client Privilege
The High Cost of Hiding the Truth: Why You Should Never Lie to Your Divorce Attorney
While a divorce can feel like a high-stakes game where you must hide your vulnerabilities, your relationship with your legal counsel is the one place
May 5, 2026
Child Custody
New Relationships and Child Custody: Navigating the Best Interest Standard in Missouri
Life after separation or divorce in Missouri is rarely static. Over time, people rebuild, heal, and often form new romantic relationships. While this is a
April 28, 2026
Child Custody
The Final Hurdle: When One Issue Stands Between You and Resolution
Mediation is a process of attrition and compromise, and it is not uncommon to reach a point where the “big” issues are settled, but one
April 21, 2026
Child Custody
Breaking the Stagnation: Missouri’s New Approach to Divorce and Pregnancy
For many years, one of the most persistent and misunderstood hurdles in Missouri family law has been the “pregnancy pause.” At The Marks Law Firm,
April 14, 2026
Divorce
The Missouri Maintenance Reality Check: Debunking the Myths of Spousal Support
Few divorce topics create as much anxiety and misunderstanding as maintenance. For some people, the word alone evokes fear of being financially trapped or frustration
April 7, 2026
Divorce
Is Spousal Maintenance Permanent?
Divorce agreements are often described as the finish line of a grueling emotional and logistical marathon. When the judge signs the final judgment and the
March 31, 2026
Child Custody
Beyond the Basket: Navigating Easter and Spring Break with Perspective
Easter and Spring Break arrive as a package deal of high expectations. In the traditional sense, they represent a season of renewal, blooming growth, and
March 24, 2026
Child Custody
Reclaiming the Narrative: How Mediation Empowers Families to Navigate Conflict with Precision and Privacy
Conflict is an inherent thread in the fabric of human experience, yet in the realm of family law, it takes on a weight that few
March 17, 2026
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