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As parents in Virginia are raising their children, often times they are focused on the daily needs and activities of their children. They are also working in order to ensure they are able to meet their children’s needs. Most likely they are not thinking about what may...
Before getting married, some couples choose to enter into prenuptial agreements in order to formalize certain legal matters about their property rights. A prenuptial agreement can help a Virginia couple work out how they may handle certain decisions in the event they...
It is not always easy for parents to decide how to divide up the custodial responsibilities of caring for a child after a divorce. When parents decide to end their relationship, they may choose to no longer be attached to their legal spouse, but they must remain...
There are many things that people in Virginia must plan for throughout their lives. These plans are important in order to ensure that things happen in accordance with how people want them to go or how they envision a certain outcome. While it is not something that...
Blended families are a good example of how life moves forward after separations and divorce. When a Virginia resident has a child with a partner and then chooses to end their relationship with their co-parent, they may later find themselves in a position to enter a...
Divorce is a relatively common legal process that some couples choose to pursue in order to end the partners legal relationships. After a divorce two people who were once married under the law are returned to their single status and become free to marry other...
Child custody and visitation matters in Virginia are often documented in unique agreements and orders. These documents are legal reports that outlines what rights each of a child’s parents has regarding the child’s care and physical support. In Virginia, child custody...
Alimony, also known as spousal support or spousal maintenance, is not as common as it once was, but can still be a necessary part of an equitable divorce. In previous generations, spousal support was practically a given in any divorce. Because women did not have the...
Virginia law requires divorcing couples to divide their marital property in a way that meets standards of fairness. But first the parties have to figure out what the marital property is. Marital property consists of all assets and debts that are owned jointly by the...