Posted By Livesay & Myers, P.C. •Family Law
Do You Need an Attorney for a Separation Agreement?
In today’s world, there is a wealth of information available over the internet. People often turn to the web when...
Posted By Livesay & Myers, P.C. •Family Law
Separate Maintenance in Virginia
Virginia law allows a married person who is separated from their spouse to file a petition for “separate maintenance.” Separate...
Posted By Livesay & Myers, P.C. •Family Law
Enforcing Islamic Marital Agreements in Virginia Courts
Divorce proceedings are emotionally and financially taxing, but the complexity of the process increases significantly with added cultural issues surrounding...
Posted By Sarah Patras •Custody Family Law
Co-Parenting and Virginia Custody Cases
If you are facing a custody or visitation case in Virginia, it is especially important that you maintain and strengthen your...
Posted By Livesay & Myers, P.C. •Family Law
Third-Party Custodians and Adoption in Virginia
In Virginia, a grandparent, relative, or other interested party may seek and receive a court order granting them legal and...
Posted By Jonathan McHugh •Custody Family Law
Impact of Leaving Children Home Alone on Your Custody Case
It is very common these days for both parents to work outside of the home, whether on a part-time or...
Posted By Livesay & Myers, P.C. •Custody Divorce Family Law
Which Court Should You File In?
Many family law clients ask the same question during their initial consultation: “which court should I file in?” In Virginia,...
Posted By Brianna Salerno •Family Law
Change in Virginia Family Law Regarding Life Insurance
A new law goes into effect in Virginia on July 1, 2017, giving courts the authority to order a party...
Posted By Livesay & Myers, P.C. •Custody Family Law
Divesting Jurisdiction in Virginia Family Law Cases
In Virginia, there are two types of courts that handle family law cases: juvenile and domestic relations district courts (“J&DR...
Posted By Livesay & Myers, P.C. •Divorce Family Law
Service by Publication in Virginia Divorce Cases
If you do not know the whereabouts of your spouse, it is still possible to proceed with a divorce. Because...