Norfolk, VA
Divorce and separation Lawyer at Norfolk, VA
Practice Areas: Divorce & Separation, Mediation ... +3 more
Child Custody, Visitation and Child Support in Virginia Visitation with a child and the duty to support that child are separate issues in the law. There cannot a refusal to pay support because visitati...
See Full GuideDelegation of Military Visitation Rights in Virginia The 2011 Virginia General Assembly passed an amendment to the "Virginia Military Parents Equal Protection Act (Virginia Code Section 20-124.7, et se...
See Full GuideIn 1996 the Gun Control Act of 1968 was amended by Congress to make it a federal felony for persons convicted of domestic violence offenses to possess firearms and prohibibiting anyone from providing w...
See Full GuideWHY DO I NEED A LAWYER? (1) TO TELL ME WHAT I ALREADY KNEW. Lawyers can provide a reality check. Often you already really know the answer, even though you wish that you did not. For example, wh...
See Full GuideWe live in a consumer driven world, yet many lawyers are offended when their clients seek a second opinion in their case. These same lawyers would not give a second thought to getting a second opinio...
See Full GuideDeployment is a fact of life in military families. The sustained periods away from home do have an impact on custody and visitation decisions by the court.In 2008, the Virginia General Assembly enact...
See Full GuideGPS tracking devices are all the rage. They have become so portable that you (or a private investigator) could attach one covertly to your spouse's car and record all of the comings and goings of tha...
See Full GuideJust as service members are governed by their own set of rules and regulations relating to the conditions of their military service, military divorces have their own unique considerations. There also...
See Full GuideGetting the divorce finalized is the crucial first step. There generally will be other tasks that must be performed. First, review the terms of the legal documents and determine what those tasks are an...
See Full GuideEffective 2009, by statute ( Virginia Code Section 16.1-283.1 ), the child's birth parent or parents can enter into written post-adoption contact and communication agreements with the adoptive parent...
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