The new tax plan signed into law by President Trump in late December 2017 has many new changes and provisions, including one which will greatly affect divorcing spouses when it comes to spousal … [Read more...]
The Good, the Bad & the Ugly: Technology in Custody Battles
posted on December 15, 2017
Often when parents become involved in custody disputes over their minor children, both parties and their attorney’s use any legal means available to help prove their case and/or assist the parties in … [Read more...]
Consider the Gifts during the Holiday Season and their Impact on Equitable Distribution in Virginia
posted on November 22, 2017
If you have made the very difficult decision that your marriage is ending and you’re ready to divorce your spouse, chances are you have questions about what property is yours and what property is your … [Read more...]
Virginia Family Law: Vacation and Custody
posted on November 20, 2017
With winter vacations right around the corner, now is a good time to consider your current custody and visitation arrangement and any implications it may have for your travel … [Read more...]
Possession of Drugs – Actual vs. Constructive in Virginia
posted on November 17, 2017
When a person is charged with the possession of drugs, it is not required that the person actually had the drugs on their person. Typically, the Commonwealth can prove that someone is possessing … [Read more...]
Specificity Matters: Suspect’s request for a “Lawyer, Dog” ambiguous
posted on November 10, 2017
http://www.nola.com/crime/index.ssf/2017/10/orleans_rape_suspects_lawyer_d.html Almost everyone is aware of the rights that a criminal suspect is entitled to when questioning by the police. These … [Read more...]
Evicting family members in Virginia
posted on November 3, 2017
Yes, in Virginia, you can evict unwanted family members from your home. However, to accomplish this legally, it is important to follow the proper steps and pursue the eviction through the courts. … [Read more...]
Opioid Epidemic in Virginia
posted on October 27, 2017
On October 26, 2017, President Trump declared a national health emergency due to the opiate epidemic in the United States. In Virginia, deaths related to opiate overdose have sharply increased over … [Read more...]
What is Underinsured Motorist Coverage?
posted on September 28, 2017
You've been involved in a car accident and have some sustained physical injuries as a result. The cost of your medical care quickly exceeded $25,000 but you’re not too worried because the other … [Read more...]
I’m in a car accident and the other driver has no insurance. Now what?
posted on June 19, 2017
The majority of us have been in a car accident at least once in our lives. If you haven’t been in a collision yet, consider yourself lucky. Unfortunately, you’re also likely overdue for one. … [Read more...]
