In Virginia, while there's no formal "legal separation" status, evidence of adultery can still be relevant to your divorce case - though perhaps...

Excellent suggestion from the first attorney! It may be well worth your time to consult with an attorney from each jurisdiction to help determine...

It’s very unorthodox for counsel to be released from representation by the court at that stage in a case. If the court did release your attorney...

It is certainly possible to do it yourself, but it isn’t advisable. The out of pocket cost can be just a filing fee and, if applicable in your...

I agree with the above recommendations, but will add that buying real property together with your spouse in VA, whether you intend to follow...

I agree with the first response, but will add that the general rule is - the court speaks through its orders. Whichever order addresses child...

Your spouse will either need to be served properly and afforded an opportunity to respond or he can execute a waiver of service. It's possible that...

While I agree with the sentiment of the answer provided above, I’d just add that whether a divorce is or is not contested, is something different...

Hello! Assuming there are existing court orders, you are both required to follow the orders as written. The court speaks through its orders, so if...

I’m not disagreeing with the previous response. If you want to pursue a case of adultery, it’s certainly worth considering why? If your spouse is...