Going through a Virginia in-home separation is emotionally difficult, but it presents many practical, everyday challenges as well. One major concern during an in-home separation is how financial matters will be handled. As a couple, you likely shared at least some accounts, such as credit cards and bank accounts. Virginia in-home separation rules require the...
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Being a litigant in a Virginia child custody case can throw even the strongest woman into a tailspin of anxiety. You want nothing more than to have your child with you as much as possible. This is especially true if you and your ex-spouse don’t get along and you have objections to his lifestyle choices...
If you’re a woman going through a Virginia divorce, you know how stressful and emotional it can be. Child custody issues are some of the most important and challenging aspects of your Virginia divorce because they affect the people you love the most: your kids. If you and your spouse are seeking a Virginia divorce,...
When a Virginia woman is going through a divorce, there are many family issues she must face. Anger is a very common reaction for children to have when their parents are going through a divorce. Whether your child is an adult or still a minor living under your roof, feeling like you’re the target of...
Virginia women who are facing divorce on the grounds of adultery have a lot of concerns about what their actions might mean for their future. The biggest worry most women have is if and how their adultery will affect a Virginia court’s decision regarding child custody. The greatest fear, of course, is that the court...
When an older couple goes through a Virginia divorce, they face unique challenges and considerations, particularly where finances are concerned. One monetary aspect of a divorce for older couples is the division of a pension or retirement plan. Pensions are payments made by an employer or the government that serve as a replacement for income...
Beginning the Virginia divorce process is fairly simple if you know where your husband is staying, but what if he left without telling you where he was going, and is intentionally hiding his whereabouts? In most Virginia desertion cases, the deserting spouse leaves the family home with no intention of returning, but can easily be...
Facing a divorce is difficult enough, but when your husband deserts you, you’re in an especially vulnerable position. Virginia divorce law recognizes desertion as grounds for ending a marriage, so if your husband has left your home without your consent and with no intention of returning, you can file for a fault-based Virginia divorce. Desertion...