After Our Separation, My Child Started Acting Out in School – What Can I Do?
Gone are the days of dunce caps and willow switches to force kids to behave in school. The same problems underlying outbursts in the 1800s, though, still ...
Resolving Religious Concerns with Divorce
The Virginia Catholic Conference1 says 8.3 percent of Virginians are Catholics. We mention Catholics because the Catholic church has well-known, strong views on divorce. While not ...
GAL Problems: The Judge Always Seems to Side with The GAL
Standards of conduct for Virginias Guardians ad litem (GAL) exist; you can find them through Virginia's courts. The problem is not what is written on the ...
5 Cardinal Rules for Creating a Divorce Settlement Agreement
We turn today to those noted legal authorities, Monty Python's Flying Circus1, who have previously explained — in a single three-minute children's show — how to play ...
The Firm For Men is Proud to Ride with Maddy Ryan Racing
She's only 20 but was placing first and second more than seven years ago, and she's a rising star in NASCAR. Maddy Ryan Mulligan is racing ...
Is Sole Custody Possible with a Special Needs Child?
More than 168,400 special needs children were enrolled in Virginia's public schools in 2016, according to the Virginia Department of Education. For 2013 (the most recently ...
My Ex is Pregnant … Should I Be Going to All The Appointments?
The legal word "consent" is often associated with intimate matters like sex, statutory rape and marriage. It also extends, though, to the often-inevitable outcome of sex: ...
My Child is 18 Now … Can I Just Stop Paying Child Support?
The NBA has brought us a pulse-pounding history of slam-dunk wins, but for Virginia Dads, one slam dunk may turn you into Paul Pierce when Ron Artest ...
What is a Four Way Settlement Conference?
Collegiate sports conferences attract a lot of fans, many advertisers, and real zeal around college stadiums, gymnasiums and courts. Sports conferences can be huge, as with the ...