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When going into a divorce situation, many different aspects will cause additional levels of stress. However, most people find asset division as one of the hardest technical parts of divorce. During this process, it is possible for a spouse to attempt to hide assets...
Getting a DUI conviction on record at any age can do a lot of potential damage not only to a person's current life but also to their future. For example, a DUI conviction could potentially upset a person's chances of getting into the college of their dreams. In fact,...
Even though you are ready to end your marriage and move on with your life, you have taken a liking to your engagement ring. After all, not only does the ring remind you of more joyful times, but it is also beautiful. Moreover, depending on its makeup and history, your...
Parents in Virginia who are no longer together might have a contentious child custody battle. There are certain situations where it might be in your best interest to hire a private investigator ahead of your custody case. Why should you consider a private...
Estate planning is an important process that everyone in Virginia should go through. It ensures you and your assets are taken care of in the way you want before and after you die. There are several different documents that can be part of an estate plan, but some are...
Sometimes custody arrangements need modification. According to Virginia law, child custody must reflect the child's best interests. When circumstances change, your child's interests may need reconsideration. If you worry about your child custody agreement, this...
Divorced Virginia parents must create child custody plans. One option is sole physical custody, but it's important to know the pros and cons that go with it. What is sole physical custody? This type of child custody arrangement involves the child living with one...
Virginia courts determine the proper monetary amounts for spousal support, or alimony as it's called in other states. There are specific guidelines and criteria that the courts use to make assessments. Factors the court considers Each divorce and alimony decree is...
After creating your will, you should review it periodically to make sure it still aligns with your wishes. You can update your will as needed to match changing family and personal circumstances. In general, consider reviewing or updating your will after these common...
Filing for divorce is a major life decision, especially when there are children involved. If you are preparing to dissolve your marriage in the state of Virginia, it is important to understand how living accommodations may affect the child custody order. The more...
