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Most Virginia divorces are resolved out of court, either through mediation or some other form of negotiation. This means the parties go back and forth until they reach an agreement on issues such as property division, alimony and child custody. Once the parties come...
If you are a divorced or separated parent in Virginia, you may wonder how to communicate effectively with your co-parent. Communication is essential for successful co-parenting, as it helps you avoid conflicts, coordinate schedules, share information and support your...
One of the most difficult issues to resolve in a divorce is the value of the family home. For many couples, the family home is their most valuable asset. Dividing, or even just valuing the home can stir emotional reactions that often prevent a couple from reaching an...
The divorce process can be stressful, even for those who are on amicable terms with their spouse. After all, the outcome of the legal issues facing you can dictate everything from your financial stability to your relationship with your child post-divorce, all of which...
Most of our readers in Virginia have heard the common saying that half of all marriages end in divorce. That may or may not be true, but statistics can tell us quite a bit about marriage and divorce in America. For example, according to a recent news report, in one...
Once you have decided to divorce, you are likely to feel overwhelmed and anxious about what comes next. The divorce process can be complicated, and knowing what you can do to prepare ahead of time can help. Property Property division is the biggest part of most...
Most people do not go into a marriage planning to get divorced. However, it makes sense to prepare for the possibility. A prenuptial agreement gives couples an opportunity to address how they would like to divide their assets if they ever get divorced. What are the...
You’ve got a lot to consider as you prepare to head into divorce. Although there are long-term implications to think through, such as child custody arrangements, property division, and spousal support, you may be struggling with more immediate logistical concerns....
Virginia law recognizes two types of divorce: divorce from the bonds of matrimony and divorce from bed and board. The distinction between these two types rests on the underlying causes of the split and the ultimate object of the person seeking the divorce. What is a...
In Virginia, when people who are getting divorced will think about various issues including spousal support, child custody, child support, parenting time and property division. However, it is easy to forget about the most fundamental aspects of a case. Specifically,...