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...
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Can I adjust child support payments after a change in income?
When establishing a child support order, legal professionals in Virginia review numerous details about a family's situation. The overall breakdown of parenting time, the unique needs of the children and also the income of both parents will influence support. In some...
Tips for sharing custody when school’s out for the summer
The school year is a long and exhausting grind for the entire family. Children have obligations every school day, and their parents will typically end up transporting them to and from school, as well as social and extracurricular activities. Although summer may mean a...
What information is necessary to form a business contract?
A business contract is effectively a written record of an agreement between two or more parties. A contract could establish an employment relationship and certain restrictions on an individual's behavior. It could lock in a vendor agreement or lease terms. Contracts...
Are there tax consequences to dividing assets in a divorce?
If you and your spouse have accumulated a fair amount of assets over the years, you can’t divide them all down the middle. Likely, you’ll each keep an equivalent share. That can mean transferring some titled assets like homes and cars and other significant assets like...
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 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...
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