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5 Important Things to Know About Step-Parent Adoption
A step-parent adoption can legally cement your familial relationship and offer important rights to you and your step-children. Here’s what you need to know.
Unexpected Challenges of a DIY Divorce
While representing yourself in your divorce case may save you money on attorney fees, there are some DIY divorce challenges you’ll want to be prepared for.
Common Financial Mistakes to Avoid During a DIY Divorce
If you’re going through a DIY divorce, making these common financial mistakes can put an even greater strain on you.
When Should You Seek a Legal Guardian for Your Minor Child?
In certain circumstances, a parent may need to seek a legal guardian for a minor child during their lifetime. Here are a few scenarios where this may be necessary.
DCSE vs. Court Order: How Should I Obtain Child Support?
Whether you’re going through a divorce or are unmarried and simply need to set fair terms with your child’s other natural (or adoptive) parent, you may find you need to establish an order of child support. To obtain child support in Virginia, you can either apply through the Commonwealth’s Department of Social Services, Division of Child Support Enforcement (DCSE), or by opening up a case directly with your local court. Here’s what you need to … Read More
Getting Divorced? What You Need to Know About Partial Settlement Agreements
If you’re filing for a no-fault divorce but don’t agree on certain issues right now, you may be able to move the process along with a partial settlement agreement.
4 Important Considerations for Your Child Custody and Visitation Arrangement
If you and your spouse are divorcing with children, here are some crucial things to consider for your custody and visitation arrangement.
How to Protect Your Assets If You Got Married Without a Prenup
No one wants to think about the end of a marriage before it even begins. However, it’s important to have a conversation with your partner about the future of each of your individual assets, including money, investments and real estate, should you get divorced in the future. If you did get married without signing a prenuptial or premarital agreement, it’s not too late to protect your assets. In the Commonwealth of Virginia, a post-marital or … Read More
Legal Matters to Address Before Your Special Needs Child Turns 18
If you have a special needs child turning 18, make sure you consider these important legal guardianship and inheritance issues before their birthday.
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