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You never thought this would happen to you, but here you are. The police arrested you and charged you with driving under the influence of alcohol in the state of Virginia. What might a DUI charge mean for you? A DUI charge is a serious offense, no matter what state...
If your spouse earned significantly more money than you did during your marriage, it may be possible to ask for alimony as part of a divorce settlement. Generally speaking, Virginia allows spouses to seek maintenance payments until they are able to support themselves...
The penalties for possessing controlled substances are notoriously harsh in Virginia, and individuals found with even small amounts of marijuana for a second time face up to a year in jail. The sentences handed down to those convicted of possessing more dangerous...
Running a business while going through a divorce can be a stressful experience. You might be nervous to make any big business decisions that would affect your finances or assets, like selling the business or expanding, while going through a divorce. What do you need...
Determining how marital assets should be divided in a Virginia divorce can be a thorny process when a family-owned business is involved. In these situations, one spouse can buy the other out, the spouses can sell the company and divide the proceeds, or they can keep...
Every charge in Virginia has a possible defense, including drug possession charges. Your attorney might use one of these defenses to get your charges reduced or dropped altogether. In some cases, they might be able to prove that the prosecution violated your...
Your divorce happened a while ago, and you've been paying or receiving child support based on the income you and your ex were making back when you finalized your marital dissolution. Things have changed since then, and now you feel your support order isn't doing the...
For Virginia residents who are getting a divorce, there are certain basic issues they will probably encounter. These include spousal support, child custody, child support and property division. However, a relatively new concern that has garnered more attention in...
There is a chance that you won't be granted custody rights to your children after a divorce. In some cases, a Virginia judge may revoke the rights that you were granted as part of an original custody order. However, there are steps that may be taken in an effort to...
When you're getting divorced, it's important to understand how the state divides marital property. Virginia is a state that uses principles of equity in order to divide marital property. Knowing what to expect when it comes to property division helps you prepare your...
