Overview Of What Is Included in A Parenting Evaluation for A Custody or Divorce Matter
Jul 01, 2025
One of the most painful aspects of a divorce is child custody and visitation. This process may manifest a variety of issues, especially when the divorce and parenting schedule is finalized. Naturally, one can expect both parents not to agree with the schedule, deeming it very important to come to a middle ground through amicable […]
Read MoreUnderstanding Perjury, the Consequences of Committing Perjury, and How it Can Impact Divorce Proceedings
Jul 01, 2025
Divorce proceedings can be contentious and emotionally daunting for a variety of reasons. For instance, the case will involve personal matters that will come to light. Then there’s the matter of equitable marital asset distribution, spousal support, child support, parental visitation, and so forth. However, when a case is emotionally charged and the stakes keep […]
Read MoreWhat Conditions Qualify for VA Disability Benefits?
Jul 01, 2025
When veterans step back into civilian life, it’s not always as smooth as folks might think. Sure, the uniform comes off, but the weight of what they’ve been through? That tends to stick around. Sometimes it’s a limp that never healed right, other times it’s the kind of stress that creeps in during the quiet […]
Read MoreWhat Does It Mean to Be Sanctioned by the Court
Jul 01, 2025
As per legal terminology, the term sanction essentially pertains to the process of levying court-mandated penalties, corporal punishment, or the enforcement of any court order to compel the disobedient or non-compliant party to take heed of the court’s process and order without being intentionally or unintentionally neglectful. Criminal sanctions can come in a variety of […]
Read MoreWhat is A Small Estate and Whether It Still Requires Probate in Virginia
Jul 01, 2025
Upon someone’s passing in Virginia, whether they have a will or not, if their estate amounts to $50,000 or less, their assets will not be subject to a probate process. This means that the asset distribution process (if any) will be much more straightforward for the beneficiaries. This can be especially beneficial for decedents who […]
Read MoreDifference Between a Motion to Strike and a Motion for Summary Judgement Within the Context of a Family Law Case
Jun 23, 2025
Just like in criminal cases or other litigations, there are two essential legal elements (motion to strike and motion for summary judgment) that can be used in family law cases, such as divorce, child custody, support, etc. Understanding Motion to Strike The motion to strike is essentially a request made to the court by one […]
Read MoreExplanation of What a Clear Unmistakable Error Is and How It Relates to Veteran Disability Compensation
Jun 23, 2025
Any mistakes or errors in judgment made by the Department of Veteran’s Affairs when denying disability compensation to a deserving veteran is known as CUE, which is short for Clear and Unmistakable Error. This often refers to situations where key pieces of information were not thoroughly evaluated, which could have otherwise helped the VA reconcile […]
Read MoreHow Custody Matters Are Handled When the Minor Child Has Pending Criminal Charges
Jun 23, 2025
Custody cases can be a very emotionally charged aspect of a divorce. However, when it comes to deciding the custody of a minor child who has pending criminal charges, things can get more complex. While there are separate courts for juvenile criminals that focus on providing rehabilitative care rather than punishment, it is important to […]
Read MoreExplanation Of Which Assets Can Generally Escape Probate in Virginia
Jun 23, 2025
After the testator passes away, before their will is implemented, the document will undergo probate where the court is going to check it for validity and authenticity. Is There a Work-Around for Probate in Virginia? In Virginia, all wills need to go through the probate process and there is a way around it. But with, […]
Read MoreSocial Media Post #1: How Deposition Transcripts Are Used For Trial
Jun 23, 2025
Depositions are a very typical element of any circuit court trials including criminal and family law cases. They are essentially a part of the discovery process, legally compelling each party to disclose vital documentation and/or information that is pertinent to the case. And because depositions are important, the recorded transcripts of those depositions share equal […]
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