Facing false accusations of domestic violence can be upsetting and frightening. If you are in this situation, it's crucial to remember you have rights and there are steps you can take to protect yourself. Understanding how to defend against these claims and share your...
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The jurisdiction of court orders in Virginia and beyond
Court orders are legal documents issued by a judge or a court that mandate specific actions or decisions. They can cover various matters, from family law and custody arrangements to financial judgments and restraining orders. Understanding how these orders apply,...
Beyond “I do”: Prenuptial agreements and wills in Virginia
Marriage is a joyous occasion filled with hopes and dreams for the future. But amidst the celebrations, it's also important to consider the practical aspects of building a life together, including protecting your financial interests. While no one wants to think about...
How do protective orders work in Virginia?
Victims of domestic violence often need specific legal protection against a person who has been abusing them. In Virginia, getting a protective order can help to establish enhanced legal protections accordingly. Individuals who need to obtain a protective order must...
The potential benefits of divorce mediation
Divorce is a highly emotional process that frequently results in disputes over important issues like child custody and property division. When couples struggle to resolve these matters independently, going to court might not be the best option. Virginia's judicial...
Driver’s license demerit points can drive up insurance costs
Every driver in Virginia starts driving with a clean slate. They must pass a test to secure a driver's license. They can then operate a registered and insured vehicle on public roads. However, if police officers spot them violating traffic laws or if they cause a...
Speeding could lead to jail time for Virginia drivers
Many different criminal charges could potentially lead to someone's incarceration. Most people understand that they could face jail time if they plead guilty or get convicted of an offense involving violence. Jail time is common in scenarios where criminal offenses...
How does a judge decide where a child lives when parents move?
Co-parenting in Virginia typically requires patience as a family adjusts to their new arrangements. Adults also need to be willing to compromise, as they may sometimes need to rework the schedule or make choices about their children's upbringing. The actions of one...
Misconceptions about child support when a child turns 18
Becoming a parent means assuming financial responsibility for one's children. If a parent doesn't live full-time with their children, then they may need to pay child support. The earlier in life someone breaks up with or divorces the other parent of their children,...
What should you know about child support modifications?
In Virginia, child support modifications can be helpful for families because of the changing nature of life circumstances. Child support isn't permanent. And even before a child reaches the age of majority, it can be revisited and revised to suit a child's and...
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