When you and your ex-spouse divorced, you knew that you'd both want to spend special time with your children. In the past, you spent time with your kids on vacation. You won't do that together now, but you do plan to continue doing so on your own.Vacation can be...
Month: April 2019
Dividing a Virginia business in a divorce
When couples choose to marry in Virginia, most do so with the intention of being together for the rest of their lives. In some cases, this could include sharing the burdens related to building a business, whether that includes both spouses directly involved in...
Divorce process in Virginia requires formal separation first
Ending a marriage is a big step that needs careful consideration. The laws of Virginia require couples to spend some time apart to make sure a divorce is what they want. Before the divorce process can be finalized, spouses must live apart for six months. If they have...
Co-parenting: Issues to consider in Virginia divorce
When a Virginia married couple decides to divorce, they often encounter numerous challenges regarding child custody issues. Spouses divorce, but parents do not, and this means co-parenting terms must be decided as part of the settlement. Every family is unique, which...
Virginia woman accused of drunk driving after accident
When people are faced with a law enforcement member, they can often be overwhelmed by anxiety and nervousness. Not only can this anxiety affect their behavior, it could also make it more difficult for them to fully consider the implications of the information they...
Theft: Are you stealing or borrowing? Your intentions matter
Theft is something most people are familiar with. At its core, it's taking something that doesn't belong to you without another person's permission. Theft might be from a friend or family member. It might be from a store or employer.Legally, theft is defined as taking...