Second Saturday: Divorce Seminars for Virginia Women It’s overwhelming to face a big process that you’ve never faced before. Divorce is no exception. In fact, in most cases, it seems to me like it’s the fear of the unknown – the what COULD happens – that keep most women lying awake at night. In many cases, these fears aren’t real or nameable. They’re just things that we worry over, repeatedly, and that gradually take on a life of their own. When I first meet a woman, taking down those fears … [Read more...]
Attorney Client Privilege and Virginia Divorce
As you’re probably already aware, when you tell your attorney secrets, they are generally protected by attorney client privilege. That means that the attorney can’t tell anyone what you’ve told them. Of course, ethically, there are a few exceptions – like, if you tell us you’re about to commit a crime, particularly if that crime would cause injury to other people. We can also share information in order to comply with a court order, or to defend ourselves in malpractice suits. If you want to … [Read more...]
