Custody & Visitation
"Who gets the kids?” is a question that can easily lead to costly litigation as well as emotional trauma for both parents and children.
"Who gets the kids?” is a question that can easily lead to costly litigation as well as emotional trauma for both parents and children.
Outside of criminal cases, there are few legal matters more stressful and emotionally charged than divorces.
At its core, adoptions involve the transfer of legal rights and responsibilities from the birth parents to the adoptive parents.
As traditional norms on what a family is have evolved, the process for confirming parental rights for the father has become complicated.
There is a process for grandparents seeking custody and/or visitation, even when contested by one or both parents.
Whether from age, illness, or other special circumstances, people are sometimes unable to make rational, sound decisions in their own interest.
Alimony, or spousal support, is often one of the most contentious and misunderstood topics in a divorce proceeding.
Once a tool reserved for wealthy couples, prenuptials, also called premarital or antenuptial agreements, can be a cost-effective way of avoiding costly litigation.
Estate planning is a vital process for safeguarding your future and ensuring your assets are distributed to your beneficiaries according to your wishes after your passing or incapacity.
For many veterans in Virginia, accessing deserved benefits can be a challenging process. From disability compensation to appeals, the intricacies of the Veterans Affairs (VA) system require careful navigation.