Unfortunately, in Virginia, there is no ‘quick’ way to divorce. State laws dictate you must be legally separated from your spouse for at least 1 year before you can begin divorce proceedings. However, if you are filing a fault-based claim, you may be able to file for divorce ...
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View MorePeople may enter marriage with the best intentions, but sometimes things don’t work out, and married couples turn to divorce. However, this is the ...
View MoreThe U.S. Department of Agriculture estimates that it costs $233,610 (excluding the cost of college) for a middle-income couple to raise a child in ...
View MoreLike most states, Virginia law takes child custody matters very seriously. With winter break creeping around the corner, many parents want to spend ...
View MoreDuring the divorce process, you may have agreed to pay spousal support as part of your marital settlement agreement. Unfortunately, Virginia doesn’t ...
View MoreThere’s a reason that the divorce rate for military spouses is over 50%. Sustaining a military marriage can be incredibly taxing when active duty ...
View MoreAfter a divorce is finalized, it is not uncommon for a divorced individual to get hitched once again a short time later. According to the U.S. Census ...
View MorePets are an important part of the family unit, providing happiness and comfort to each and every member. Although animals can enrich our lives, they ...
View MoreGoing through divorce can be stressful, and sometimes, your spouse will try to overwhelm you by keeping crucial information from you that can sway the ...
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