Divorce is a common experience. The reduction in social stigma attached to divorce has led to people more readily pursuing the end of a relationship that is often unhealthy and unproductive. No-fault laws and non-litigated divorce solutions, like mediation as well as...
Virginia Family Law Blog
Divorcing a narcissist? Keep these 2 things in mind
You either suspect or know that your spouse is a narcissist, so you’re already pretty certain that ending your marriage isn’t going to be easy. You expect their reactions to your decision to be fierce. So what can you do to make this process easier for yourself? You...
Request shared child custody for these reasons
When you file for divorce in a Virginia court, you understand that it’s going to prompt certain changes in your life. As a parent, you also know that these changes will have a significant impact on your children as well. It’s helpful to your family if both parents are...
How to prepare for your online divorce
If you have an upcoming divorce, the chances are your court hearing or mediation meeting will be done using Zoom or a similar tool. Knowing a few tips can increase your chance of success. How should I dress? Dress well. Many people boast about how they only clothe...
Tips for making child support payments
When parents in Virginia get divorced, one of their biggest concerns may understandably be how to deal with child custody. After that, they may raise concerns about how to handle child support. Here are a few tips for navigating the child support payment process going...
Married without a prenuptial agreement? It’s not too late to protect your wealth
Most married people in Northern Virginia have heard of prenuptial agreements. If they don’t have a prenup themselves, they might know a couple that does, or at least they have heard of this potentially important legal tool. A prenuptial agreement is a contract between...
How to make the divorce process more positive for children
When parents get divorced in Virginia, they may naturally wonder how best to approach the situation with the children. As a general rule of thumb, it is important that divorcing parents make the marital breakup as positive of an experience as possible for their...
What must I do to relocate with my child?
Certain events are universally stressful for people, including divorce and moving. Thus, relocating after divorce can be especially challenging - particularly if you plan to relocate with your child. If you are in this situation, you should understand what needs to...
Knowing how separate assets might lose their separate identity
While navigating through life, it is possible that you may accumulate a considerable portion of assets along the way. If you decide to enter a marriage, you might wonder how your upcoming arrangement might affect your finances and what steps you can take to help...
Tips for handling the family home during divorce
When people begin the divorce process in Virginia, they may naturally worry about how to approach the financial aspect of the divorce. Specifically, they may be concerned about what to do with the family home. Here are a few pointers for addressing the marital home...

