This is a good question and one that we hear all the time. As a lawyer, I am of course, obliged to always give the first lawyer answer: and that is, “it depends!” Sorry about that, but it’s so often true. A successful accusation of abandonment, or desertion, in a...
Let’s face it, everyone knows attorney’s fees are expensive and a “great unknown” at the beginning of most lawsuits, which can be stressful and worrisome. Lawyers usually charge for all time spent on a case, of course. While you don’t want the cheapest lawyer in town,...
Wondering what you should do before filing for divorce? The confusion and frustration can be never-ending! Here is a list I have compiled with some important things to consider, before you file for divorce. 1. Go to a marriage counselor: I see many clients in my...
Recently we told you what to expect in your initial consultation. But what happens after you’ve had the initial consultation and you’ve met with one of our attorneys? For those that would like to know what to expect all the way down the line, I have put together a...
Times can be tough. And, if you are in the middle of a separation, I understand how stressful it can be. If you are planning a divorce without hiring representation, PLEASE do your research. It seems like everywhere you look, there is some attorney advertising to file...
Divorce is an extremely personal situation and can be emotionally, mentally, and physically draining. The financial impact of a divorce can, to some, be even more daunting then then the legal separation itself. However, we have provided some simple steps to make the...
In a Virginia divorce, martial property is divided through a process known as equitable distribution. The goal of equitable distribution is to divide the property as fairly and evenly as possible. Typically, this means that the property is split 50/50 between the...
Trust me when I say that custody and visitation cases almost always involve some stress, annoyances, and difficulties, no matter what terms you are on with your ex. Exchanging your child with the opposing party can be frustrating and maddening, however, this is one of...
One of the requirements for a no-fault divorce in Virginia is you must have lived "separate and apart" from your spouse for a period of six months if you have no minor children and a signed property settlement agreement, or one year if you do have minor children. Many...
So, you've taken the first step. You've called an attorney and made an appointment to sit down and discuss your matter. But what happens now? We want you to be prepared for your initial consultation - we believe that by being fully prepared, you will get the most...
Contact us at Holcomb Law to schedule your “No Hassle Legal Strategy Meeting,” (no sales pitch) at which our lawyer will answer ALL your questions and show you your options. 757-659-1233 or info@attorneyholcomb.com. Our lawyer will take very good care of you.
