Virginia parents who are divorcing and who have been the victim of domestic violence might assume that this means they will get custody of their children, but unfortunately, this is not always the case. In some cases, a judge, looking at the child's best interests,...
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Month: September 2016
Same-sex marriage and prenuptial agreements
Following the Supreme Court decision declaring that state laws banning same-sex marriages were unconstitutional, many couples in Virginia and across the nation have married or are planning to marry. Same-sex couples may have spent years together accumulating...
Domestic abuse victims have brain injuries like NFL players
Many people in Virginia have heard about the traumatic brain injuries that affect professional football players. While football-related brain injuries are making big headlines, less is known about the brain injuries that are sustained by victims of domestic violence....
Preparing children for the realities of divorce
Going through a divorce is often an emotional process for Virginia couples who wish to escape an unhappy marriage, and this can be especially true when they are parents. People sometimes choose to remain in an unfulfilling marriage to protect their children from...
Points to keep in mind when valuing a business in divorce
Virginia couples who must divide a business because they are divorcing must first find out the value of that asset. A valuation analyst can perform either a full calculation or a calculation of value. At the start of the process, a calculation of value may be...