Family Lawyer
Practice Areas: Family, General Practice
In response to your question, Va. Code § 16.1-333 specifically provides as follows: "Findings necessary to order that minor is emancipated. The...
To the best of my knowledge, the act of a minor child giving birth to another minor child is not an emancipating event under Virginia law. I also...
Unless the Will specifically states that the inheritance is for you and your spouse, then the answer is no. Your duties as executor are very...
What in the name of _______ are you taking about?! Are you asking if the custodial parent of your children should be paying you money because the...
That depends upon whether the separate property maintained its separateness or was transmuted. If it maintained its separateness, then the gains...
Your feelings are completely understandable and you do have legal rights. The law prefers the intact biological parents over all others. In the...
First of all, I am very sorry that you are going through all of this. Secondly, what does the children's counselor say about all of this? If...
While your husband can cetainly stats his preferences for this to be done in his Will and the court will consider his preferences, the court (i.e.,...
No, it is not mandatory. As the other attorneys have indicated, you can settle your martial property division by agreement in Virginia -- which is...
This makes no sense. For starters, an unemancipated minor cannot enter into a legally binding agreement/contract. Secondly, children do not...
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