Why Second Marriages Often Need Prenups More Than First Marriages A second marriage often comes with a lifetime of experiences — and assets. There may be children from prior relationships, real estate holdings, business interests, or retirement accounts to protect. A prenup can ensure your ma...
Understanding the Virginia Premarital Agreement Act The Virginia Premarital Agreement Act (Code of Virginia § 20-147 to § 20-155) sets the rules for prenups in the Commonwealth. It allows couples to agree in advance on the division of property, spousal support, and other financial matters, provid...
What Is a Prenuptial Agreement and How Does It Work? A prenuptial agreement, or “prenup,” is a contract signed before marriage that outlines how assets, debts, and financial responsibilities will be handled if the marriage ends in divorce or death. In Virginia, prenups are governed by the Vi...
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In Virginia, adultery is more than an emotional betrayal; it can have serious financial consequences. A spouse who commits adultery is typically barred from receiving spousal support unless denying support would result in a manifest injustice. While property is divided through equitable distribution, cheating can still influence the outcome, especially if marital funds were used to support the affair. In short, infidelity can cost more than trust; it can cost you financially.
Thinking about filing for divorce because of cheating? In Virginia, adultery is more than just heartbreak, it is a legal reason to end your marriage. Under Virginia law, adultery means a married person had voluntary sexual intercourse with someone who is not their spouse. That is it. Not ...
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Co-Parenting After the Holidays: Strategies for Managing Custody and Schedules in the New Year The holiday season often disrupts regular custody schedules, and this can sometimes lead to misunderstandings or conflicts between co-parents. As the new year begins, it is the perfect time to revisit ...
Navigating Divorce After the Holidays: Practical Tips for a Smooth Transition For many, the holiday season brings both joy and stress. Sometimes, it also highlights deeper issues in a marriage. January is one of the most common months for divorce filings because couples often wait until after th...
New Year, New Beginnings: Why January Is a Critical Time for Family Law Decisions January is often referred to as “Divorce Month,” and for good reason. After the holidays, many individuals take time to reflect on their personal lives and realize that significant changes are needed to create a he...
