In Virginia, there is a strict obligation for a child to have the chance at a relationship with both parents. If your ex-partner is denying visitation without approval from the court, then you have a right to pursue legal action. The most common reasons your ex may deny you ...
Read MoreChild custody is often the most challenging part of any divorce arrangement. Both parents have their views on what is best for the children, and many ...
View MoreIn the state of Virginia, there is no guarantee a spouse will be granted spousal support after divorce. The law dictates that support of this kind is ...
View MoreChildren are often the most important issue during a divorce. In Virginia, there are a variety of laws and regulations regarding custody of a child. ...
View MoreIn Virginia, paying bond ensures a defendant will appear in court after being released from jail. This monetary sum is returned to the payor after a ...
View MoreAbduction (or kidnapping) is one of the most serious crimes in the state of Virginia. This can occur when a person transports, detains, or takes ...
View MoreUnderstandably, allegations of child abuse are taken very seriously. When an individual or family is accused of neglecting or abusing a child, it’s ...
View MoreSince social media has become a staple of life for many people, it's no surprise that it could affect legal court cases. More specifically, a child ...
View MoreIf you were the victim of a dog bite, it’s important to be aware of the state laws that could affect your case. Unlike most other states, Virginia has ...
View MoreA criminal record can be a huge burden. Not only does it carry a stigma, but it can also make it difficult to obtain employment, enroll in higher ...
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