A parenting plan is a written agreement between parents who are divorcing, or maybe have never been married but no longer wish to live together, that outlines the responsibilities and expectations for custody, visitation, financial obligations, and other parenting issues that may be specific to your situation. Though often included as part of a separation [...]

Even though the U.S. divorce rate has pretty much leveled off and even decreased over the past two to three decades, the divorce rate for couples over 50 years of age has increased dramatically and now accounts for over 25% of all divorces.  There are many factors that may help explain the rise in “grey [...]

The simple answer is yes, but in very limited situations.  In the Commonwealth of Virginia, marriage is considered a contract between two people, and with it come obligations and certain legal rights.  Unlike a divorce, which is the dissolution of a valid marriage, an annulment is the end of an invalid marriage.  In other words, [...]