The Marks Law Firm

Navigating a divorce is rarely simple, but when one spouse has historically managed the family finances, the process can feel overwhelming. In many marriages, a division of labor naturally develops where one person pays the monthly bills, oversees investments, files tax returns, and communicates with financial advisors. While this arrangement may function smoothly during the ...

Navigating child custody and dissolution of marriage can trigger intense anxiety, particularly when a parent manages a mental health condition. A widespread apprehension among parents in Missouri is that receiving a formal clinical diagnosis, attending counseling, or taking prescribed psychiatric medication will automatically jeopardize their legal rights or cost them preciou...

Navigating a child custody dispute is often one of the most taxing experiences a parent can face. During these times, daily life frequently feels like an overwhelming blur of high-stakes conversations, chaotic schedule exchanges, shifting emotions, and seemingly minor details that carry immense legal weight. You might complete a routine weekend pickup thinking to yourself tha...

If you are going through a divorce in Missouri, you may be wondering whether you can continue spending money from joint bank accounts, pay routine household bills, or make larger purchases while your case is pending. Generally speaking, the answer is yes—provided the spending reflects normal living expenses and maintains the financial status quo.

However, Missouri cour...