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Co-parenting during the holidays tends to be a challenge. That said, successfully working with your ex to create harmony will make everything easier for your little one. Even if this goal seems impossible, there is no need to fear. By applying a few time-tested...
According to a 2022 report by the US Census Bureau, among 10.9 million one-parent family groups, 38% of fathers and 29% of mothers were previously married and are now divorced. This statistic translates into a large number of homes with child custody orders in place....
A Virginia divorce can upend your financial situation, and it may have a significant impact on your retirement savings. Many people facing similar circumstances wonder if they can claim Social Security benefits based on their former spouse's work record after a...
When it comes to wills, there are several common misconceptions that people often have. These wrong ideas can lead to confusion and potentially undesirable outcomes for your assets and family members. Debunking some of these myths is one method of crafting an ironclad...
Drunk driving poses a serious risk to not only the intoxicated driver but other motorists as well. It can also lead to significant legal trouble in the form of fines, jail time, license suspension and numerous other penalties. Because the stakes are so high, you must...
When parents in Virginia decide to part ways, child custody issues may arise. Joint custody, where both parents share responsibilities for raising their children, is one option that prioritizes a child's emotional and developmental needs. Joint custody may not be...
Getting pulled over by the police can be a stressful experience, particularly if they suspect you of driving under the influence. It is essential to remember that your actions and words during this encounter can significantly impact the outcome. If you find yourself...
Navigating a divorce is never easy, and one of the many complexities you may encounter relates to alimony or spousal support. In Virginia, the courts can award alimony to either spouse to provide financial assistance during and after the divorce. However, it is...
About half of Americans do not have a will in place because they think it is too complicated. However, it is a critical part of protecting your loved ones' interests. Here is everything you must know about drafting this part of your estate plan. Do you need help? The...
Co-parenting after a separation or divorce is not always easy. It demands a great deal of patience, understanding and cooperation from both parties involved. Unfortunately, there are situations where one parent refuses to participate effectively in the process, making...
