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Now That I Have Custody, Can I Move?

Sep 5, 2019

Once the dust has settled after a custody trial or divorce, one of the first questions I am frequently asked...

The Top 5 Myths of Estate Planning

Aug 15, 2019

1. I’m young, so I don’t need a Will.   Even if you don’t have a large estate, you may disagree...

Do I need a Separation Agreement in Virginia?

Jun 18, 2019

Virginia only has one requirement to initiate a legal separation: start sleeping separately from your spouse. Time spent living under...

Can I Get Custody of My Grandchild?

Feb 13, 2019
In some cases a grandparent may want to petition for full custody of their grandchild where the child’s parent suffers from mental health problems, drug or alcohol addiction, or has been abusive or neglectful of the child in the past. In such cases the court will consider both the continuing relationship between parent and child [...]

I don’t have an “estate,” why do I need a plan?

Jan 31, 2019
The term “estate planning” can be a bit of a misnomer. The term “estate” can summon images of a stately manor full of housekeepers and stables out back. The truth is that every single person has an “estate” – whether that means assets, liabilities, or dependents that rely on them for everyday care and financial [...]

The Top 5 Common Mistakes When Choosing Life Insurance Beneficiaries

Jan 17, 2019
So you’ve made the responsible decision and purchased a life insurance policy to ensure your dependents will be cared for in the unfortunate event something happens to you. Naming a beneficiary should be the easy part, right? But mistakes made when choosing your beneficiary can lead to unforeseen consequences.  When a mistake happens, it can [...]

Do I have to pay spousal support?

Jun 8, 2017
Spousal support can be a major aspect of divorce cases in Virginia. The court may order temporary support while the case is pending and may order time-limited or even permanent spousal support at the end of the case.  Spousal support, also known as alimony or maintenance in other states, is not to be confused with child [...]

Should You Make A Trust For Your Kids?

Apr 3, 2017
    When it comes to estate planning, most families have the same objectives: to provide income for their children or other descendants. Parents want their children to continue having the sa me comfortable lifestyle and the freedom to pursue their education and career objectives. But what happens if your children are still under 18? [...]

Divorced Spouse Gets to Keep Ill-Gotten OPM Benefits

Jun 9, 2016
Keep the Money, and Run! In a recent case, the Virginia Supreme Court allowed a divorced wife to keep almost $63,000 worth of survivor benefits wrongfully paid to her by OPM. Read more. Read the opinion here: Emond v. Office of Personnel Management (CAFC No. 2016-1227 (nonprecedential), 4/8/16

Child Support and Imputation of Income

Jun 6, 2016
What happens to child support when one parent switches careers or quits their job? Guideline Child Support Every parent has a duty to support their children, whether or not they are employed. When parents divorce or separate, one or both may petition the court for child support. The court will order both parents to provide [...]
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