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Gary D. Sparks is a distinguished attorney and the founder of Sparks Family Law, Inc., located in Fairfield, California. With over a decade of experience, he has adeptly represented a diverse clientele, including husbands, wives, parents, military service members, and same-sex couples in various family law matters, particularly divorce and adoption. Gary is a recognized authority in his field, having appeared as a special guest on the Ronn Owens Program on KGO-AM 810, where he discussed pertinent California divorce and family law issues. His insights have been featured in both local and national publications, and he has authored several legal guides and blogs. A Magna Cum Laude graduate of John F. Kennedy University School of Law, Gary excelled academically, earning multiple awards and serving as the managing editor of the Law Review. His commitment to family law began during his clerkship at the Family Law court, and he was certified by the State Bar of California for limited practice while still a student. Gary has also contributed to legal education as an instructor and mentor for aspiring lawyers. Before establishing his firm in 2009, Gary was a partner at Holmes, Moore & Sparks, a well-respected family law firm. Known for his firm yet fair approach, he leverages his personal experiences as a divorced father to inform his practice. Active in the legal community, he serves on the Bay Area Regional Standing Committee of the Family Law Section and volunteers at pro-per divorce clinics. Gary is admitted to practice in all California state courts and is dedicated to community service, having received the Unsung Hero Award for his work with the Vanished Children’s Alliance. An avid golfer and outdoor enthusiast, he enjoys spending time with his family and his dog, Harley.
Adoption attorneys guide families through the legal process of adopting a child. They handle all legal requirements to create new family bonds. Common matters include domestic adoption, international adoption, stepparent adoption, foster care adoption.