Coaching Your Kids From the Sidelines

Parenting and Divorce

The Marks Law Firm, P.A. wants to encourage parents to get their children involved in sports.  Especially when a family is going through dynamic changes such as a separation or Divorce of the parents, the children often need the positive benefits that come from team...

Is Parallel Parenting Right for You?

Parenting and Divorce

In high conflict cases where former spouses struggle to communicate or agree on what is best for their children, co-parenting can seem like a daunting task. The Divorce process is just the beginning. Your marriage may be over, but when you have kids, you will be...

Co-parenting and Child Support: Knowing Your Rights

Child Support, Parenting and Divorce

Being a single parent wasn’t part of the future you envisioned for yourself or for your marriage. Regardless of your differences or imperfections as a couple, both you and your former spouse have an opportunity to be present and positive influences as parents. Outside...

Three Common Challenges Blended Families Face

Family Law, Parenting and Divorce

Many times, when couples are experiencing marriage again after a Divorce, a new spouse isn’t the only addition to the family. Second marriages not only represent a sense of hope, but may also include a season filled with challenges and transition. For newlyweds with...

Four Reasons to Thank Your Stepdad This Father’s Day

Divorce, Parenting and Divorce

We live in a time where many families include stepparents, so it is important that we honor them on holidays as well. This Father’s Day let’s take a moment to celebrate and show gratitude to the father figures in our lives. Stepfathers especially deserve recognition...

Seven Important Aspects of a Parenting Plan in a Family Law Case

Family Law, Parenting and Divorce

One of the most crucial elements in Timesharing (commonly known as Child Custody) cases is the creation of a comprehensive Parenting Plan. A well-structured plan not only provides clarity and stability for the minor children but also ensures that both co-parents are...