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A divorce can be a difficult time for a former couple because of the complexity of separating the social and financial interests of both parties. However, when going through divorce proceedings, it may be beneficial for a Virginia resident to keep certain financial...
Virginia individuals who wish to file for Chapter 7 bankruptcy must go through credit counseling no more than 180 days prior to filing. When the course is completed, the debtor will receive a certificate that must be presented at the time of the filing. The case may...
An uncontested divorce in Virginia might be simpler and less stressful than a contested one, but there are still requirements couples should be aware of when initiating the process. To obtain a divorce or to become legally separated in Virginia, at least one person...
Chapter 7 bankruptcy may be available to those in Virginia who are filing as an individual or a business entity. Those who qualify are allowed to liquidate any debts that are eligible to be discharged regardless of how much that debt is. For instance, a debtor who has...
Virginia residents may want to know more about how a bankruptcy works. Bankruptcy is a federally-governed legal process designed to provide a fresh start to individuals and businesses by restructuring or eliminating certain debts. A case begins when a debtor files a...
If a person is in fear of suffering physical or sexual abuse, that person may get a restraining order. A restraining order may prevent an individual from contacting the person who asks for the order and the petitioner's family. In the event that an abuse victim shares...
While many older couples in Virginia who have more substantial assets are more apt to get a prenuptial agreement, younger couples often believe that prenups are unromantic and can show a lack of trust or commitment. However, young couples should seriously consider one...