Virginia residents who file for bankruptcy under Chapter 7 may have some of their debts discharged as a result. When a debt is discharged, the creditor can no longer legally enforce repayment of that obligation. Although a person is under no legal obligation to repay...
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Month: January 2015
The importance of a protective order in Virginia
For those living under the threat of domestic violence, spousal abuse, stalking or any other type of emotional or physical threat in Virginia, it is important to understand the benefits of a protective order. A protective order, formally referred to as a restraining...
Can a spouse who has been abusive get child custody?
Episodes of abuse against a child or the other parent are taken very seriously by Virginia courts. However, a parent who was abusive in the past may be eligible to seek custody of their child, depending on the circumstances.If one parent abuses the other parent or...
Examining the relationship between bankruptcy and home mortgages
Virginia homeowners who are struggling with overwhelming debt may be interested in how home mortgages are affected during bankruptcy. When the borrower seeks to reorganize their debt, this has some repercussions on the ability of a lender to collect. Chapter 13...
The contents of a Virginia child support court order
Virginia parents who are contemplating a divorce may be interested in an article discussing an important part of the process. Child support orders can be vital in providing income necessary to care for a child after a divorce. When a Virginia court issues a child...
The array of items child support payments provide for
Virginia parents who have been ordered to pay child support are providing a wide range of benefits for their children. In addition to the basics such as food, clothing and shelter, child support payments may also provide money for a tutor or to take part in a club or...