Divorce

The divorce process can be stressful and emotionally taxing. If you are in litigation, you may be required to give a deposition. What is a deposition? A deposition is a sworn statement that you give at the request of your spouse’s or partner's attorney during the...

Divorce will affect you emotionally no matter how hard you prepare yourself. That could leave you vulnerable to making more impulsive or emotionally-charged choices in various aspects of life. You want to be kind to yourself, and recognize that as you are going...

Social media has provided a proverbial microphone for anyone with something to say. The relative anonymity and lack of face-to-face contact that Twitter, Facebook, and other platforms often motivate personal attacks and over-sharing of personal information. Couples...

Marriages that deteriorate over a lengthy amount of time usually end in divorce, whether the split is contentious or peaceful. Family laws in Virginia are complex and confusing. The combination of those complexities only adds to the frustration and loneliness that...

If you and your spouse signed a prenuptial (or premarital) agreement during your engagement, then you have likely known since your marriage what the general outcome of a divorce could be. Part of what makes a prenuptial agreement valuable is the ability to create...

You use technology nearly every day. You listen to music or a podcast on your way to work. You use a secure work email for your employment. Your phone keeps track of your schedule, monitors your health and gives you security in knowing your children can contact you in...

The importance of having proper legal representation during a divorce cannot be overstated. It could help safeguard your interests and ensure you avoid costly mistakes that can have far-reaching consequences in your life.  An experienced divorce attorney can make all...

Divorce is a messy process, and the more spouses fight with one another, the more complex the proceedings become. During a divorce, the discovery process entitles each spouse to information about the other. Often, this process focuses on financial records, but...

It’s hard not to vent your frustrations on social media about your upcoming divorce. However, you need to resist the temptation. Anything you write or share on social medica can become evidence used in depositions or court proceedings. You do not want to write...

Divorce can be messy. Hurt feelings, harsh words and the need to “retaliate” are the focus of many divorcing couples. If you are concerned about your technology, such as your email, social media accounts and other electronic devices being accessed by your ex during a...