How to Prepare for Divorce
Emotions can run high when preparing for a divorce. That’s why , partner at Wade, Grimes, Friedman, Meinken & Leischner, says it is better to chart your course of action as soon as possible. Giving yourself enough time to sort through emotions while still ke...
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Divorcio: Problemas Si No Eres Ciudadano
En el FAQ Friday de esta semana, los abogados de Friedman, Grimes, Meinken & Leischner, explicáis las implicaciones legales que rodean si no eres no ciudadano en Virginia.
Los problemas surgen cuando una persona que no es ciudadana está casada/o con un c...
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Frequently Asked Questions About Child Support
is a complex legal issue that can involve numerous factors including income, healthcare costs, child care costs, number of children involved, employment status, and more. In this week’s FAQ Friday, Carolyn Grimes, partner and attorney at Friedman, Grimes, Mei...
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Solicitando un divorcio y bancarrota: ¿Cual viene primero?
El divorcio y la bancarotta muchas veces vienen al mismo tiempo. Pero, haciendo los dos al mismo tiempo puede crear complicaciones. La abogado de bancarrota Xue Connelly explica que es mejor solicitar uno antes del otro. Sin embargo, si se declara en bancarrota o divorcio primero, depende en sus circun...
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What are the Benefits of Getting a Prenup?
When people hear “prenup,” they often think “divorce.” And while soon-to-be-newlyweds may not want to think about getting a prenup as their wedding day approaches, the agreement can provide financial protection in the long run.
What are the benefits of getting a prenuptial agreem...
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Filing for Bankruptcy and Divorce: Which Comes First?
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Financial issues and marital discord often go hand in hand. So it’s not surprising that some couples decide they want to file for both bankruptcy and divorce around the same time. But filing simultaneously can create significant complications and delays. Bankruptcy attorney Xue Connelly explains it’s often...
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Who Gets the Engagement Ring if the Couple Splits Before Marriage?
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Engagements, unfortunately, don’t always lead to wedded bliss. Sometimes a fiancé discovers he or she is in love with the engagement ring — but not with the person who proposed marriage — and wants to hang on to the valuable bauble after the breakup.
Recent En...
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What to Know About Child Custody Relocation
Relocation & Child Custody Considerations
There are many factors to consider when deciding whether or not child custody relocation is right for you and your child. Family law attorney Jessica Leischner explains these child custody considerations on this week’s FAQ Friday.
If you’re a parent consi...
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What to Know About Divorce
If You’re Thinking About Divorce
What are the Grounds for Divorce in Virginia?...
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Justin Bieber and Hailey Baldwin: Married Without a Prenup
You’ve probably heard that Justin Bieber and Hailey Baldwin got married… which is big news on its own. But another detail arose that surprised fans and created a large buzz in the media. The celebrity couple .
This shocked many Bieber fans, some of whom fe...
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Hugh Jackman’s the Latest Gray Divorce: Navigating the End of Long-Term Marriage
Move over blockbuster breakups — there’s a new (or not-so-new) couple calling it quits. Iconic actor Hugh Jackman, known for his portrayal of Wolverine, is now navigating the world of gray divorce with his wife of 27 years, Deborra-Lee Furness...
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High-Net-Worth Divorce: What Can We Learn from Bill and Melinda Gates’ Split?
Headlines sizzled recently with the news that mega-wealthy couple Bill and Melinda Gates plan to divorce. Family law attorney weighs in on some of the legal issues and questions the high-profile split raises.
Did the Gates’ Have A Prenuptial Agre...
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Is It Legal to Lock Out Your Spouse in Virginia?
If you’re running into conflict with your spouse, locking him or her out of the house may seem like an easy way to resolve the situation. However, as family law attorney Jessica Leischner explains — by locking out a spous...
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Unwrap a Peaceful Holiday Season with Smart Co-Parenting Strategies
Co-parenting can be challenging, especially during the holiday season. There are ways to make the holidays more peaceful and manageable. The key is clear, honest communication and planning ahead. Here are some tips to help ensure a smooth holiday season for both parents and children.
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Rethinking Forever: Gray Divorce and New Beginnings This Valentine’s Day
While Valentine’s Day fills social media feeds with declarations of love, it also serves as a reminder that relationships evolve. For some couples over 50, this means navigating the end of a decades-long marriage. revealed that 36% of divorces in the United Stat...
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