In the commonwealth of Virginia does the prenup has to be sign in front of a notary or an attorney to be valid?

Per Va. Code § 20-149, "A premarital agreement shall be in writing and signed by both parties. Such agreement shall be enforceable without...

Can Another State Have Jurisdiction Over A Divorce, If The Other Party Is Contesting The Divorce And Its Not The Marital State

There are several different aspects of jurisdiction at play here. First, there is the matter of jurisdiction to grant a divorce. In Virginia,...

Can I access my ex husbands pension that I received in my divorce settlement?

Pensions can be divided a few different ways. One way is "shared payment." The employee/pensioner initiates pension benefits. The alternate payee...

Divorce question - my sister is getting a divorce and her ex-husband is attempting to physically meet.

There is no reason to require the documents to be signed and notarized in the same place.

Can I make my husband provide health insurance?

If you are still married, but separated, you could petition for spousal support. The courts treat health insurance as a form of support. In...

I am in the military, which state do I file for a change to a child support order?

When a state issues a child support order, that state retains exclusive power to modify the order so long as a parent or child continue to reside...

My ex wife and I live in VA. She wants to move to Arkansas, we have joint custody and my daughter lives with me.

Arkansas should. You may want to register your Virginia order in Arkansas to assist with enforcing a return. All states have adopted a variation...

There are a couple issues at play here. First is the matter of legal custody. If it is shared, then both parents should participate in these sorts...

I live in va, my wife lives in tx. she is suing for divorce in tx. my question is about options, see the details

The first thing you need to do is determine whether you are subject to Texas jurisdiction. It may be more convenient for you to litigate in...

A capias is a civil arrest warrant. As the definition suggests, it is used in civil matters to bring people to court similar to how a criminal...