Posted by James Livesay on July 28, 2009 | Divorce
Where a couple was married 10 or more years and then divorce, each party will… Continue reading Social Security Benefits and Divorce
Read MoreEmergency Protective Orders in Virginia
Posted by James Livesay on July 13, 2009 | Family Law
Emergency protective orders can be issued in Virginia 24 hours a day, 365 days a… Continue reading Emergency Protective Orders in Virginia
Read MoreDenial of Visitation and Modification of Visitation Orders In Virginia
Posted by James Livesay on July 8, 2009 | Custody, Family Law
Parents who take it upon themselves to deny visitation rights without following the proper channels… Continue reading Denial of Visitation and Modification of Visitation Orders In Virginia
Read MoreVoluntary Underemployment In Virginia Support Cases
Posted by James Livesay on June 22, 2009 | Divorce, Family Law
In alimony or child support cases, Virginia law allows the court to find a party… Continue reading Voluntary Underemployment In Virginia Support Cases
Read MoreThink Twice About Handling Your Separation and Divorce Without An Attorney
Posted by James Livesay on June 18, 2009 | Divorce, Family Law, Military Divorce
For most uncontested divorces, the parties will need to execute a property settlement agreement, commonly… Continue reading Think Twice About Handling Your Separation and Divorce Without An Attorney
Read MoreNew Concurrent Receipt Plan For Medical Retirees
Posted by James Livesay on May 15, 2009 | Family Law, Military Divorce
More details surfaced this week on the Administration’s proposal to expand concurrent receipt to service… Continue reading New Concurrent Receipt Plan For Medical Retirees
Read MoreIs It Really Cheaper To Keep Her (Or Him)?
Posted by James Livesay on February 12, 2009 | Divorce, Family Law
Spousal support (alimony) is often the toughest nut to crack in a contested divorce in… Continue reading Is It Really Cheaper To Keep Her (Or Him)?
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