Every relationship is unique and so is each divorce. While some divorces require court proceedings and a judge’s ruling, others would benefit from an alternative dispute resolution. These approaches provide you and your family options to decide what is the best way to...
Virginia Family Law Blog
Do I really need my own attorney if I want to get divorced?
Getting divorced in Virginia can be a frustrating and expensive experience. Couples may spend thousands of dollars on the process of ending a marriage, and that's before you even factor in ongoing expenses such as spousal support and alimony, as well as the obligation...
The difference between marital and separate property in Virginia
Virginia is among the majority of states that utilize the equitable distribution standard for splitting up assets and debts during divorces. This means the courts will take a close look at your family's financial and employment circumstances before deciding the...
How do I know if property is a marital asset or separate?
When considering a divorce, couples should understand how property is divided once a settlement is reached or their case is decided in court by a judge. Virginia, like most states, considers all property acquired by a married couple as marital property, and this...

