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...
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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 to navigate a custody dispute with a former spouse
Once couples separate and no longer live together, they may start encountering challenges regarding their shared responsibilities to their children. Parents who have minor children usually share parenting time and financial responsibility for their children. When they...
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....
How can a DUI affect my security clearance?
Whether you are a state employee or you work for a company that contracts with the federal government, you may require security clearance to do your job. A review of your professional and educational history, as well as any criminal activity, will determine if you...
What is the penalty for receiving a ticket for texting and driving?
Like many other states, Virginia has banned texting and driving. As of 2021, it became illegal to hold your mobile device in your hand. This applies to any wireless communication devices. It’s also important to note that the law specifically prohibits holding the...
What makes a “bad parent” in the eyes of the law?
Co-parenting can be a significant challenge, particularly if you and your ex spouse have difficultly finding common ground. You may have taken additional steps to function well as a team with your ex spouse, but this seemingly hasn't worked out. Your preference is to...
What is fault-based divorce in Virginia?
Most modern divorces are no-fault divorces. In fact, there are some states where no-fault divorce is the only option. Couples must focus on the practical implications of their divorce rather than on attempts to lay blame for the failure of their marriage during their...
Restoring gun rights in Virginia after a felony conviction
A felony condition continues to limit your freedom even after your prison sentence and parole terms end. For one thing, having a felony on your record, even a non-violent one, costs you your right to own or possess firearms in Virginia. For hunters, people who enjoy...
What are the consequences of a texting while driving ticket?
Unless someone is in control of a semi-truck subject to federal regulations, texting while driving laws all exist on a state level. Many people don't understand individual states' texting while driving laws even if they usually only travel in the state where they...
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