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Major Takeaways from Divorce Statistics Big and Small

Divorce is not possible in Vatican City. Home to only around 800 citizens, the Holy See has no laws permitting divorce. That odd fact is overwhelmed by some fascinating statistics about divorce in Virginia and around the country. Jump to a Section Divorce Statistics 2016-2021 Divorce Rate In America Remarriage After Divorce Top Reasons for Divorce Virginia Divorce Rate Careers ...

By |April 2nd, 2024|

My Wife Is Tracking My Vehicle … What Can I Do?

AirTags are technological micromarvels, costing around $30 each and helping Virginians find misplaced car keys. Some people use AirTags to discover that their political opponents steal campaign signs. Some despicable people use GPS trackers to prey on kids. And some particularly vile people use tracking technology against their spouses during separation and divorce. Jump to a Section GPS Tracking Technology ...

By |March 25th, 2024|

Guardian Ad Litem (GAL)

This article is a part of our Family Law 101 series. Jump to a Section What is a guardian ad litem (GAL)? Guardian ad litem meaning What is the purpose of a guardian ad litem? Children’s rights Adult incapacitated persons’ rights What do guardian ad litems do? How to tell if the guardian ad litem is on your side Who ...

By |March 18th, 2024|

Kids First: Strategies for Avoiding Conflict and Prioritizing Children’s Needs

Virginia’s lawmakers cannot be accused of stuffy consistency. The phrase, “best interests of the child” appears five times in the divorce section of Virginia’s Code. But, the phrase “best interest of the child” appears another three times. Singular, plural; it really does not matter. Virginia goes to great lengths to prioritize children’s needs in a Virginia separation and divorce. Jump ...

By |March 4th, 2024|

Can a Virginia Divorce Go From Contested to Uncontested?

Catcher Eric Fila’s humble gesture — shaking the umpire’s hand in thanks even as the opposing team scored a walk-off single in a state quarterfinal baseball game — exemplifies Virginia sportsmanship. Fila’s moment happened to become a viral video as the 10-inning game went from contested to uncontested. Your Virginia divorce also can go from contested to uncontested. Jump to ...

By |February 26th, 2024|

The Discovery Process

This article is a part of our Family Law 101 series. Jump to a Section Discovery Definition What is Discovery in Law? What is the Purpose of Legal Discovery? What are the 4 Types of Discovery? Types of Physical Evidence in Discovery Discovery and Your Attorney Hiding Evidence in Discovery Discovery in Fault Grounds Brady v. Maryland Discovery Definition Discovery ...

By |February 19th, 2024|

Ore Tenus Hearings in Virginia: What You Need to Know

Legalese is not the same as Latin. If you want to spot some legalese, dig out your paperwork from your last automobile purchase; it is no doubt brimming with “parties of the first part” and such. Latin is often a shorthand in the law, as with an Ore Tenus hearing. It sounds like a cheer shouted at Wimbledon, but it ...

By |February 14th, 2024|

Introducing A New Partner to Your Children After Divorce

Busch Gardens Williamsburg’s Pantheon roller coaster is rated the best in the state by Theme Park Tribune. Now, discerning Dad, what does that tell you about Busch Gardens as the ideal spot to introduce your new romantic partner to your kids? Not sure? We’ll tell you, but here’s a hint: A Virginia man has got to know his limits. Jump ...

By |February 12th, 2024|
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