When two parents go through a divorce in Virginia, a judge may have to decide how to divide parenting time. One of the factors that a judge may consider is whether a divorce involved allegations of domestic violence. Although many people assume that a parent who was...
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Month: September 2016
Husband of reality star to pay $10,000 a month in support
Virginia residents may have heard that reality television star Jules Wainstein will be receiving $10,000 a month in spousal and child support from her husband. The ruling was made by a judge in Manhattan on Sept. 8. Wainstein, who starred in "The Real Housewives of...
Credit counseling or bankruptcy?
Virginia residents who are concerned about personal debt and cash flow sometimes need outside assistance in managing their money. Fortunately, help is available from professionals who can help consumers review their finances and develop strategies for getting back on...
Baby boomers need to protect assets during divorce
Virginia residents may have heard that divorce among older couples is soaring. A study by the National Center for Family & Marriage Research found that the divorce rate among people over the age of 50 doubled between 1990 and 2014. Divorces tripled for people over...
Refinancing options after bankruptcy
Although it may seem intimidating, bankruptcy can provide Virginia residents with options for addressing excessive debt that has accrued because of different types of life circumstances. In some cases, the mismanagement of finances can lead to unmanageable debt....
What to do when a loved one is suffering from domestic abuse
Domestic violence is a serious problem in Virginia, and many people have loved ones who are in relationships involving domestic abuse. There are several things people can do to help their loved ones who are in abusive relationships, and taking specific steps might...