For many people getting divorced in Virginia, the process of evaluating a marital estate and coming up with a property division settlement that is agreeable to both parties can be filled with angst. This process can be especially difficult if…
If you are like most people who get divorced in Virginia, just dealing with the basics of the actual divorce can leave you feeling like you’ve run a marathon. It can be extremely taxing to deal with asset valuation and…
Social media assumes a whole new role when it comes to divorce. According to The Huffington Post, platforms like Facebook and Snapchat have generated a lot of suspicion between spouses, many of whom have regular arguments about photos, status and…
If a man and woman marry in Virginia and later decide to have children, both spouses become legal parents. However, the The Huffington Post notes that current divorce and custody laws have yet to catch up to the legal recognition…
It is not uncommon for grandparents in Virginia to take on the responsibility of raising their children’s children. According to AARP, raising grandchildren may require outside support. Many custodial grandparents are looking to community organizations, friends and designated peer groups…
