President Barack Obama has announced a new policy that will allow imprisoned fathers in Virginia and nationwide to stop making child support payments without penalty while they are behind bars. The policy, which will not be enacted until 2017, has been met with...
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Month: October 2015
Dealing with business issues in divorce
A Virginia couple may find that financial matters involving a business can be a serious point of dispute during divorce proceedings. However, it is helpful to realize that many of the most heated divorces involving family businesses create an unrealistic public view...
Divorce checklists can prevent mistakes during the process
Spouses in Virginia going through a divorce sometimes forget to take care of important tasks or find themselves at a disadvantage during property division negotiations due to mistakes caused by the severe emotional pressure they are under. Putting together a checklist...
Child custody and hair follicle testing
Allegations of marijuana use in Virginia child custody and visitation disputes can have a major impact on a person's parental rights. When such allegations are made, judges sometimes order the parent to have a urine screen or hair follicle test completed.A recent...
Bankruptcy in Virginia
People who are working but who are unable to meet their monthly financial obligations may qualify for relief by filing for Chapter 13 bankruptcy. The procedure is meant to assist wage earners with a legal solution that is designed to help them repay part or all of...
The benefits of having a divorce lawyer
Virginia couples who are going through the divorce process may believe that they can settle their cases on their own. However, if one spouse has an attorney, the party who is without legal representation is at a disadvantage. During court proceedings, all parties are...