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A sleep divorce occurs when a married couple that has previously shared a bed and a bedroom decides that each spouse will sleep in separate rooms. Oftentimes, either opposing schedules or sleep disturbances are the underlying cause of a sleep divorce. If, for example,...
More often than not, couples merge personal possessions after marriage. You likely have some idea what assets are yours and what are your spouse’s – this may be important information if there’s ever a divorce. People often fear what will happen to their assets if...
Most parents are eager to participate in the care and raising of their kids, even if they are divorced. Unfortunately, some noncustodial parents fail to comply with court orders concerning child support. Some reasons that they do are more common than others, as...
When a child's paternity is called into question, the issue can become a massive part of a custody case, affect orders of support and more. Getting a definitive answer about that child's paternity can truly become critical, which is why DNA tests are often used. But...
Various circumstances may result in a biological parent raising a child on their own. A father might have never established their paternity, leaving a biological mother to raise a child alone. A parent's legal problems or passing may also have resulted in one of the...
By the time that you tell your children about your upcoming divorce, you have known that it’s coming for a while. You’ve probably talked with your spouse about it extensively. You may have gone to counseling. It’s no surprise to you, to say the least. However,...
Going through a divorce in Virginia can be a complicated process, but when parents of minor children go through a divorce there are added complications that they must resolve. This is because they have to make difficult decisions regarding who will make major...
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...
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...