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When divorcing parents in Virginia cannot reach a child custody agreement privately, a family court judge will make a custody decision after looking at a number of different factors. One of the key factors that a judge considers when making a custody ruling is the...
Virginia couples might not realize that gray divorces are on the rise. While the overall divorce rate decreases or at least gains stability, older couples are the one group for which it increases. According to researchers from Bowling Green State University, twice as...
No matter if a divorce is amicable or contested, and whether a Virginia couple has children or shared real estate, the final result of the divorce process will be the settlement. This legal agreement protects the rights of both parties and lays out all aspects of the...
Some Virginia residents use their social media accounts to make short posts or share pictures of their family and friends throughout the day. Some individuals use their social media accounts to make short posts or share pictures of their family and friends throughout...
When a couple in Virginia decides to end their marriage, there are many factors to consider. Examples include property division, child custody and financial settlements. All of these factors, however, can lead to a very complicated, drawn-out process if couples are...
According to a ruling passed in a Virginia bankruptcy court, obligations that are not related to maintenance, alimony or support can be discharged in Chapter 13 bankruptcy. The decision was based on the judge contention that the plaintiff, the ex-wife, did not prove...