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DIY Divorce Challenges a Legal Coach Can Help With
A “do-it-yourself” approach to divorce can save you and your soon-to-be ex thousands of dollars in attorney fees. However, if you’re planning to go the DIY route, you may encounter a few challenges that may be difficult to navigate on your own divorce. Here’s how a legal coach can help you through your DIY (also known as pro se) divorce without the full expense of retaining an attorney. What is a legal coach’s role in … Read More
8 New Year’s Resolutions for Newly Separated Parents
These New Year’s resolutions for newly separated parents can promote personal growth, a stronger family life, and a healthier year ahead.
Can I Change My Marital Settlement Agreement After It’s Been Filed?
Learn how an existing marital settlement agreement can be changed based on ex-spouses’ life situations.
Important Reasons to Petition for Step-Parent Adoption
Learn why petitioning for step-parent adoption can be a great way to strengthen your familial bond while securing your legal parental rights.
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.
5 Tips for Representing Yourself in Court
If you’re planning to represent yourself in a Virginia family law or probate matter, follow these tips for a smooth experience.
A Complete Guide to Virginia Probate
Confused about the rules, regulations and requirements for Virginia Probate? Here’s a comprehensive guide to help you.
A Guide for Legal Guardianship and Conservatorship for Incapacitated Parent
Discover the process for becoming a legal guardian and conservator to a parent who is incapacitated and can no longer take care of themselves.
When Does the Probate Process Start After Death?
Learn how the probate process works after the death of a loved one, including how to begin probate in Virginia.