Yes, Virginia is a state that allows for no-fault divorce. This implies you can divorce without stating your spouse did something to irreparably harm the marriage. This procedure, often known as an "uncontested divorce," allows a couple to dissolve their marriage in a...
Adultery is defined under Virginia law as "sexual intercourse by a married individual with any person who is not their spouse." Under Virginia Code 20-91, adultery is a fault-based reason for divorce. Unlike other grounds for divorce, there is no waiting time before...
Retirement 401(k) and pension accounts are some of the most critical assets acquired by married couples. In a divorce, the parties may need to divide these assets, even if they are only in the name of one spouse. While retirement accounts are generally considered...
As part of the financial disclosure process in a Virginia divorce, each spouse is required by law to disclose all assets, income, expenses, and debt to be equitably divided, and to determine alimony and child support. There is a violation of fiduciary duties if a...
Financial disputes are not uncommon in a divorce, but matters involving Bitcoin and other types of cryptocurrency can be complicated. Legally it can seem challenging to understand what happens with Bitcoin in a divorce because it was created to be something that was...
Virginia is one of the states that still allow at-fault divorces. This means that a spouse can file for divorce based on certain grounds caused by the other spouse’s misconduct. One of these grounds is abandonment. The state defines marital abandonment or willful...
Narcissistic Personality Disorder (NPD) is a psychological disorder which includes traits like a lack of empathy for others, an inflated sense of self, and a deep need for admiration and attention. Divorcing is difficult enough, but a narcissist can make a difficult...
Child custody is one of the most contentious issues in a divorce. In most cases, both parents would want to get custody of their child. However, when determining custody, the court will always base their decision on the child’s best interests. Even when one parent is...
Veterans going through a divorce may be concerned about losing a portion of their disability pay to child support, alimony payments, and/or property division. For any veteran who’s in the process of getting a divorce, hiring a knowledgeable and experienced military...
For Immediate Release The National Trial Lawyers is pleased to announce that Nora Misenti of Holcomb Law, PC has been selected for inclusion into its Top 100 Civil Plaintiff Trial Lawyers in Virginia, an honor given to only a select group of lawyers for their superior...
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