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The majority of criminal cases in Virginia, and much of the U.S., are resolved through plea deals for a few reasons. It reduces the uncertainty and risk for the prosecutor and you, as the defendant. Plus, it takes some of…
Creating a will in the State of Virginia may be a process many shy away from or simply neglect to do due to the avoidant nature of any issues surrounding death. However, estate planning and creating a will is not…
On April 28th, 2016 the Virginia Supreme Court ruled that same-sex couples can cohabitate for purposes of spousal support termination. The issue presented was whether alimony payments could end upon the individual receiving such payments beginning a same-sex cohabitation. Alimony,…
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Divorce is never an easy process and how property will be divided is often a main issue for all that are involved. The simplest way to divide property and debt during a divorce is to make an agreement between each…
A common issue in any divorce may be alimony or spousal support. A marriage entails the agreement that each spouse support each other and separation or divorce may not end this agreement. Alimony in Virginia is considered the permanent or…
Denying child visitation to the non-custodial parent is a serious legal matter and should not be taken lightly. Denial of child visitation without just cause or without a court order can have serious consequences such as a loss of custody,…
Divorce is never an easy option for anyone involved. If you or your spouse is a service member of the military and considering divorce, additional complications may arise. If you or anyone you know is contemplating a military divorce it…
In the State of Virginia, an annulment is very different from a divorce. A divorce is the end of a legally valid marriage. However, an annulment is an end to a marriage that is found to be void or voidable…
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