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Whether you are struggling with an addiction to gaming or your spouse is always playing games, there are various topics to go over when it comes to the end of your marriage. For example, gaming addictions sometimes complicate the divorce process, whether someone fails...
The holiday season is a time for joy and family. For divorced parents, feelings are often more complex. You may be without your children for the first time in years, which can be disheartening. You may also be involved in squabbles about who gets the kids on which...
Filing for bankruptcy does not mean you lose all your possessions. Virginia allows residents who file for bankruptcy to take certain exemptions for assets that the court will not seize to repay debt. These are the most common bankruptcy exemptions to know about in...
Once you agree on a custody plan with your child's other parent, it is a legally binding agreement in Virginia. To make changes, both parents may have to go back to court. Review the laws that apply to child custody modifications in Virginia. Reasons for modification...
Divorce can change many different aspects of your life, having a major impact on your daily schedule, your relationship with your children and your finances. For many people, divorce affects their job, both in positive and negative ways. For example, some people...
Ending your marriage can bring up a number of hardships, not only in terms of legal issues, the well-being of your children and finances, but your emotions as well. Some people suffer mental breakdowns as a result of the divorce process, whether they are getting ready...
There are a variety of topics you may find it vital to address upon choosing to dissolve a marriage, and the decisions you make could have a lingering impact on your life. If you and the other person have children together, a portion of your focus may rest in taking...
If you are struggling with overwhelming debt, you are not alone. According to one report, around 14% of U.S. households owe more in unpaid debts than what own. However, each year less than 1% of these households address their financial issues by filing for bankruptcy....
Parents in Virginia raise their children for 18 years and over time circumstances may change. People may lose jobs or obtain better jobs or raises. They may have major medical problems that prevent them from working. The children may also develop medical problems or...
Life for people in Virginia does not always go according to plan. There are many unexpected events that can cause people’s lives to go into a very different direction. People may lose a job, suffer a major injury, develop a disease or have a family member go through a...
