How do I appeal a final order in Family Court? Do I need to prove my rights as a parent was violated?
In Virginia, Juvenile & Domestic Relations Court Orders can be appealed to the Circuit Court for a trial de novo, meaning that the trial is...
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In Virginia, Juvenile & Domestic Relations Court Orders can be appealed to the Circuit Court for a trial de novo, meaning that the trial is...
In Virginia, the court can undertake equitable distribution of marital or hybrid (part-separate and part-marital) assets. Generally, with notable...
It will be heavily dependent on the current orders in place and which court entered those orders, but you can always amend visitation. It sounds...
This is less a family law question and more a Chapter 7 or General Bankruptcy question. I would recommend that you consult with a reputable local...
I would suggest that you review Virginia's version of the UCCJEA, beginning at Virginia Code Section 20-146.12. It is very unlikely that you could...
You could seek a Protective Order against your former mother-in-law. However, as you can see in the applicable Virginia Code Section 16.1-279.1,...
If you are interested in restoration of civil rights, specifically the right to vote, you should consult reputable local counsel to discuss filing...
It depends in which document(s) opposing counsel listed you and your family. If it was in a Notice of Deposition, it is likely that counsel intends...
The rules for residency and domicile, as they relate to divorce in Virginia, are complicated. If your current state of residence and domicile is...
If you cannot afford a lawyer, I would first discuss it with the biological father and attempt to work out an arrangement by which you can have a...