Parents in Virginia who have gone through a divorce may want to try to keep the matter as stress-free as possible for their children. In an effort to try to put their children's needs first, they may attempt co-parenting with regards to child custody and parenting...
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Is aiding and abetting the same thing as conspiracy in Virginia?
What happens if you give someone a loaded gun, knowing that they're going to use it to do something illegal? Or, what if you serve as the getaway driver for a person who has committed a crime such as burglary? Perhaps you didn't plan the crime itself, but you did...
Planning ahead for summer vacation: 3 custody tips
Many people begin planning and saving for summer vacation early in the year. Summer is one of the most difficult times to co-parent. No matter who gets to take the kids on a vacation this year, remember that this is a time to relax. You do not need to go through the...
Who can be the victim of domestic violence in Virginia?
It is not unusual for those who live together to get into arguments sometimes. Most of the time these arguments involve nothing but words and are ultimately resolved with no issue. Other times, however, these arguments can escalate into a physical altercation that...
Divorce mediation can be an attractive option for some Virginians
Not every marriage ends in bitterness and rancor. In the age of "conscious uncoupling," some couples in Virginia, while recognizing that their union is no longer tenable, still want to try to end things in a cooperative manner. These couples may find divorce mediation...
Can a DUI ruin your child’s college career?
Sending your child off to college is a milestone moment that comes with many hopes as well as some fears. You trust that you have given your child the best possible guidance to live a responsible and independent life, and yet your child is still in the beginning...
Can grandparents seek visitation rights following a divorce?
The bond between a grandparent and their grandchild can be loving and strong. So, when that bond is severed due to divorce, grandparents may wonder if they have any right to visitation with their grandchild. The Code of Virginia §20-124.2 addresses this...
Altercation leads to malicious wounding charges for Virginia man
When two people get into a fight, sometimes it is more than feelings that can be hurt. Some fights turn physical. And, under certain circumstances, a physical altercation could lead to criminal charges.According to reports, a Virginia man is facing criminal charges...
Trucker charged with DUI following roll-over accident in Virginia
Most people in Virginia who operate a commercial vehicle take care to do so safely. In fact, because these big-rigs can be difficult to handle, an operator of a commercial vehicle needs to obtain a special license to operate the vehicles. Truckers can take all safety...
Prenuptial agreements can address the touchy subject of debt
Money can be a touchy subject, especially when times are tough financially. In fact, according to one study, of couples surveyed, 40 percent reported that debt negatively affected their relationship with one another. This could lead to breakdowns in communication and...
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