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You want a divorce. Like all good parents in Virginia, you do not want your decision to file a petition to have a long-term, negative impact on your children’s lives. In fact, you no doubt hope to achieve a fair settlement in a swift, cost-effective and amicable...
Sometimes going through divorce is inevitable no matter how hard two people strive to make their marriage work. Unfortunately, the dissolution of a marriage can take both a financial toll and an emotional toll on those going through it. Here are a couple of...
There are a variety of reasons for which you might grow attached to your home and feel somewhat reluctant to entertain the idea of letting it go. Whether the home holds a certain level of sentimental value or rests in a convenient location in Virginia, the thought of...
No one would tell Virginia residents facing divorce not to feel the hurt, anger and other feelings associated with it, but if they can do the following, it may help refocus their energy on making sure to protect their rights and interests during the process: Anger is...
If you or your spouse is a member of the U.S. armed forces stationed in Virginia, then “readiness” is a theme with which you are undoubtedly familiar. While the army, in particular, is prone to jokes about “hurrying up to wait,” the idea of being as prepared and ready...
If you are like other couples in Virginia and elsewhere across the country, the longer you were married, the more you accumulated. Now that you are facing a divorce, dividing that property becomes a priority. It may seem odd to boil down the years you spent with your...
Perhaps, you consider yourself part of the trending crowd in Virginia. You’re someone who, although you have celebrated more than 50 birthdays, likes to keep up with the times, stay updated on advanced technology and try to live your best life because you and your...
As the years pass during a marriage, couples here in Virginia and elsewhere will often purchase items for their homes. Like many people, they may not spend much time considering the value of their household goods during their daily lives. However, when it comes to...
Most people in Fairfax and Leesburg have a lot of wealth tied up in their retirement plans. Some in the area may have a 401(k) plan through their private employers, while public employees and others may be entitled to a retirement pension after so many years of...
Before the “I do’s” and after wedding preparations begin, many Virginia couples may discuss the possibility of executing a prenuptial agreement. One of the primary intents of such an agreement is to decide issues regarding marital property division in the event of a...
