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,...
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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...
The potential benefits of an uncontested divorce
An uncontested divorce refers to a situation where both spouses agree to terminate the marriage and are in agreement regarding the terms of the divorce settlement. Both parties agree to get divorced and on major issues such as child custody, division of property,...
How is real estate divided when couples own multiple properties?
Real estate holdings can easily become a focal point during divorces in Virginia. Many married couples buy homes together, and their primary residence could become a source of contention as they negotiate a property settlement agreement during their divorce. People...
How are retirement accounts divided in a divorce?
A Virginia divorce will mean major changes to someone's daily life and financial adjustments as well. Some couples already have written agreements that make it very clear how they will divide their property when they divorce. Others will need to negotiate a settlement...
Some of the most common reasons people in Virginia get divorced
Even the most pragmatic person tends to imagine an idealized future when they get engaged. Those who are just starting a marital relationship can't always imagine the possibility that their spouse could possibly betray them or break their confidence. They imagine that...
Dividing multiple properties in a divorce
In most marriages, real property is the most valuable asset that couples have. When a couple divorces, property division can become a significant challenge. The challenge can become more significant when couples own more than one property and use their property for...
How is marital property divided during a Virginia divorce?
Spouses often have some assets that are their separate property when they marry. They may already own their own vehicle or a small hunting cabin in the woods. They may also obtain some separate property during the marriage, such as an inheritance from their parents....
