Researchers have long been investigating the impact divorce can have on kids’ development and other areas of their lives. In 2019, researchers at the University of California, Los Angeles (UCLA) set out to understand if divorce impacts some kids more than others. The...

Virginia, like most other states, has a “no-fault” divorce option. That means that a couple can seek a divorce just because they have been living apart for at least one year if they have children who are under the age of eighteen. If there are no children or they are...

Like millions of other parents with disabilities, you’ve been parenting your child since they were born. While it might sometimes amaze other people that you can do it, it’s never been a problem for you or your child. Now you’re divorcing, and your spouse is claiming...

It’s not a surprise that there are myths about bankruptcy because it has long been a taboo subject in America. Many people worry about choosing bankruptcy and how they will be perceived, but the reality is that this protection is designed to help people who are in...

Different chapters of bankruptcy provide different types of protection. Most individuals who are struggling with debt will file for either Chapter 7 or Chapter 13 bankruptcy protection. Understanding the differences between the two is important for determining the...

All parents worry about “what happens to my child if I die?” For divorced or separated parents with any type of custody arrangement, the worry is intensified especially during times like this that bring a pandemic to our families and communities. Divorced or separated...

A traffic citation can seem like a minor offense, but many people sacrifice their rights over a traffic stop and fail to understand how those offenses can still impact them in the long run. Insurance can be affected greatly, and it can even disrupt the outcome of a...