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If you are a parent who has recently divorced or split with your partner, you’ll have to go to court to establish custody. Understanding Virginia’s child custody laws can help prepare you. What are the types of child custody in Virginia? Virginia courts will always...
Divorce can be hard on Virginians regardless of how amicable or friendly the divorcing individuals are to each other. However, it's not impossible to have a divorce that goes smoothly for both parties. Take your time with the divorce process One of the biggest...
People in all age ranges might file for divorce. The assumption that older persons won’t seek a separation from their spouses is incorrect, as many “gray divorces” occur each year. A gray divorce refers to a dissolution affecting two people over age 50. While several...
Every person has a right to decide for themselves how they will live. This right, however, is limited at times or might be harmful if a person isn't capable of taking care of themselves. Guardianships and conservatorships in Virginia come into play because the ability...
Owning a house remains a vital goal of many married couples. A paid-off home could establish the bulk of a couple’s net worth. However, homeownership becomes complicated for Virginia spouses when they file for divorce. Divorce negotiations may heavily focus on what...
Going through a divorce is never easy in Virginia, and making smart financial decisions during this time can be difficult. If you are not careful, you could end up making some costly mistakes that can have a negative impact on your future. Some of these include:...
Business entrepreneurs in Virginia almost always start with an idea for a viable company and product or service line that can be set up for long-term success. The concept of ongoing growth is indeed a driving force for many with a specific vision. However, what many...
Virginia residents getting divorced will have to divide not only their assets, but any debt jointly incurred. Not all debt, however, is dealt with in the same manner, and as an equitable distribution state, Virginia courts seek a fair division of debt, based on each...
If a loved one is unable to make their own decisions, a person may seek guardianship or conservatorship in Virginia. Guardianships or conservatorships allow a person to make decisions about an estate on a loved one's behalf. The situation is sometimes stressful and...
Divorce may prove to be a devastating experience even when it becomes best for both spouses to separate. Personal and professional lives will likely intertwine between married couples, creating complex concerns during the process. Those with business interests in...