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Asset and debt division can be a source of heated debates and bitter disputes. Many spouses will go so far as to hide assets or shroud them in secrecy to prevent this property from being identified, valued and divided in a divorce. Is it possible to uncover these...
In recent years, so-called “grey divorce” has become a topic of discussion as divorces among people over age 50 have risen. Whereas in the past it was almost taboo to contemplate or discuss leaving a marriage at this life milestone, people today are more open-minded...
There’s a common misconception that estate planning is strictly for the rich and famous. However, when someone dies intestate, or without a legal will, their estate will enter probate, a court proceeding that determines the rightful heirs to the estate and how it...
If you’ve ever wondered if there is some kind of tool to help with all the planning and organization co-parenting requires, then you’ll be glad to hear that all you need is a cell phone. Whether you are hoping to improve your communication with your co-parent or be...
Among all the prep work that goes into a divorce trial, getting as many details about the other party is an important step for attorneys. And an easy place to do this is through public social media posts and private direct messages. In fact, over 80% of attorneys...
Even as the economy reopens, the American public has yet to feel the full impact of the coronavirus pandemic. The global event has already affected many laws and healthcare providers, as the system responds to the emergency. Domestically, spouses face challenges to...
When people think of divorce, most people think of arguments, courtrooms and bitter conflicts over the custody of children. These days, however, few divorces end up that bad — using mediation for divorce has been a growing trend for two decades. Mediation is not...
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...