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Navigating through a divorce can be overwhelming for many people. Adding the complexities of military...
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Posted by Livesay & Myers, P.C. on March 3, 2020 | Custody, Divorce, Family Law
Marriage Story was released on Netflix in late 2019 to tremendous critical acclaim. The beautifully...
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Posted by Livesay & Myers, P.C. on March 3, 2020 | Custody, Family Law
You’re in a messy relationship with the other parent of your child—so messy that one...
Read MoreThe Trend Towards Court-Ordered No-Cost Mediation
Posted by Livesay & Myers, P.C. on February 2, 2020 | Custody, Divorce, Family Law
Mediation has long been a popular alternative to drawn-out, costly and emotional contested litigation in...
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Posted by Livesay & Myers, P.C. on February 2, 2020 | Family Law
Though most states today have declassified adultery as a crime, adultery continues to be a...
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Posted by Livesay & Myers, P.C. on September 9, 2019 | Divorce, Family Law
Under Virginia law, cheating on a spouse is illegal. In Virginia, any married person who...
Read MoreWhy Same-Sex Married Couples Should Consider Stepparent Adoption
Posted by Livesay & Myers, P.C. on July 7, 2019 | Family Law
The Supreme Court of the United States issued a landmark decision on June 26, 2015...
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