Legal Advice on Separation

Preparation is the key to get ready for everytrhing in life, so is it also with divorce. So many times one of the first things we hear from potential clients is "I have no idea where to start". This... more

A divorce settlement is the final legal agreement between a husband and wife that documents the terms of the divorce. Once the divorce settlement is signed by both spouses and accepted as fair and... more

A guide to Prenuptial Agreements in the State of Washington

Why are we being called back?. They just do not believe your marriage is real. Think about your first interview honestly and realistically. What went wrong? You may think everything was fine.... more

If you and your spouse are considering divorce, you are probably already aware of Virginias requirement that you separate for 6 or 12 months, depending on your circumstances. Maintaining separate... more

"No fee if no recovery". This generally refers to the fact that no attorney fee will be due to the attorney unless and until the case is settled or won at trial. However, the consumer is not told... more

People who are newly divorced or legally separated need to be aware of the possible changes in tax law that may take place with respect to their tax filings in the coming year. Here are the answers... more

Can We be Separated by Just Saying We are?. Moving into the the guest room, or onto the couch, or even into an apartment, doesn’t mean you are necessarily separated either. "Separation" as used in... more

Divorce is almost always a painful experience. But you can limit the pain to your finances if you remember one basic principle. Your lawyer is working on an hourly basis. That means that to save... more

Telling your spouse that you want a divorce makes your decision real and sets into motion a life change with far-reaching impact. Even as you act to end your marriage, this is the moment to lay the... more