When people in Virginia think about prenuptial agreements, they may think that such agreements are used only by celebrities, millionaires and people who have inherited a significant amount of family wealth. However, many people can find these agreements useful and...
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Month: May 2018
Challenges in saving for college after divorce
Virginia parents who are ending their marriage might be concerned about how it will affect their ability to save for their child's college education. With the expense of maintaining two households instead of one and concerns about child and spousal support, paying for...
Handling property division in an amicable divorce
You and your soon-to-be ex-spouse most likely spent a healthy amount of time building a life together. It is likely that the two of you gathered numerous assets during your marriage. Now that the marriage has come to an end, what happens to the house, the cars and the...
How prenuptial agreements may protect family wealth
When Virginia children come from wealthy families, they might feel pressured by their parents to sign a prenuptial agreement before getting married. Although parents often do this simply because they are concerned about preserving the family wealth, children might be...
Traditional marriage gender roles can be hard to break
Couples in Virginia may be more likely to divorce if they begin their relationships in traditional gender roles and the status quo suddenly changes, according to a new study conducted in Sweden. Researchers found that wives who experienced a career boost after either...
The benefits and drawbacks of joint legal custody
When parents in Virginia and other parts of the country divorce, they generally work with one another to find custody and visitation arrangements that will benefit their children even when their relationships have become hostile and acrimonious. Divorcing parents may...