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Virginia residents who are victims of family abuse may be able to obtain a protective order for situations involving domestic violence, stalking, sexual assault and other potentially harmful acts. If an individual is afraid they may be hurt, killed or sexually...
When making decisions about visitation, there are a number of factors that a judge might consider. Generally, the court seeks to provide consistent and predictable interaction with each parent. However, there are some factors, such as abusive behavior or neglect,...
Virginia residents may elect to file a Chapter 13 bankruptcy if they do not qualify for a Chapter 7 bankruptcy or they have assets such as a home that they wish to protect. With a Chapter 13 bankruptcy, the debtor files a plan with the court that specifies the...
In Virginia, there are several factors used to determine if a custody or visitation decision is in the best interests of a child. The first factor that is taken into account is the age of the child and the changing needs of the child as it gets older. The current...
Those in Virginia who wish to file for Chapter 13 bankruptcy must meet certain criteria to be eligible for such procedure. Anyone looking to file must have unsecured debts of no more than $383,175 and secured debts of no more than $1,149,525. In addition to that...
When couples with children divorce, custody of the children is one of the major aspects they focus on during negotiations. Once a child custody agreement has been reached, both parents must abide by the agreement. If either parent ignores the agreement, that parent...