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Keeping Siblings Together in Virginia Child Custody Cases

If you are considering divorce and you have children, you are probably also concerned about what will happen to them in a Virginia child custody arrangement. In Virginia, as in most states, the court’s mission is to act in the best interests of the children. The court takes several factors into consideration when determining the...

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Virginia Child Custody Determiners: Parent vs. “Friend”

Relationships between parents and their children can be defined in many ways, and often change over time. If you are experiencing a Virginia divorce, custody of your children is probably one of your most important issues. Ideally, parents will be able to come to an agreement regarding the custody of their children, but when that...

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5 Rules of Creating a Virginia Separation Agreement

When you are considering a separation in Virginia, it is wise to begin the process by consulting with a Virginia divorce attorney that specializes in divorce for women. An attorney can help you to draft a Virginia separation agreement, which may help to save time, money and the heartache of a drawn-out divorce trial. When...

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Husband Collecting Spousal Support

In this age of equality, many women earn as much as, if not more than, their husbands. So while it is still fairly uncommon for men to ask for spousal support in Virginia from their ex-wives, it is possible that you would be ordered to pay spousal support to your ex-husband if you were married...

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Virginia Spousal Support for Stay-at-Home Mothers

If you have given up your education and/or career in order to stay home and raise your children, you are more-than-likely eligible for Virginia spousal support (sometimes referred to as “alimony”) when going through a Virginia divorce. Spousal support in Virginia allows a spouse whose job it was to stay home and run the household...

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When you’ve decided to file for a Virginia divorce, one of the first steps in the process is information gathering. Unfortunately, sometimes information gathering in a Virginia divorce is easier said than done. Occasionally, husbands won’t want to provide records or documents to their wife or their wife’s attorneys. The reasons are numerous. Often they...

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Emails, Texts and Digital Information in a Virginia Divorce

Are you concerned that your husband is cheating? Have you seen emails or text messages between him and another woman? Are there digital photos of the two of them together? If so, it is important to keep copies of these digital records as they could play an important role in your Virginia divorce. In Virginia,...

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How To Stay Focused at Work During Divorce

When you’re going through stressful times, it can be hard to stay focused on your job. It goes without saying that a Virginia woman going through a divorce has a lot on her plate, including stress. The financial and emotional struggles that come with a divorce can put anyone’s mind in a spin.While it may...

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