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  • 3 Ways to Protect Your Virginia Estate When You’re Getting Divorced

    Sep 10, 2021

    Divorce is a devastating process. On top of the emotional toll, there are many financial and practical considerations to think about—especially if children are involved. While going through this difficult time, it’s important to ensure all aspects of your life are taken care of—including estate planning. If you drafted a will with your spouse, it’s likely you made decisions together that no longer make sense. This is why it’s important to make necessary changes as...
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  • 5 Things Not to Do After a Car Accident

    Aug 19, 2021

    Car accidents happen so suddenly that many people struggle with their reactions during and immediately following the collision. It is easy to let your emotions get the best of you, but try your best to keep a cool head and avoid doing these five things. 1. Do Not Leave the Scene of the Accident If you are in a car accident of any type, always stay at the scene. Drivers who leave can be prosecuted...
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  • Spinal Cord Injuries Present a Diverse Array of Side Effects

    Aug 18, 2020

    While any serious personal injury is difficult to live with, damage to the spinal cord is particularly devastating. Such an injury can occur in a variety of situations, but motor vehicle accidents are among the top causes of spinal cord injuries. When a negligent car accident results in spine injuries, acquiring compensation is a primary goal so that the victim can pay for any necessary treatment. Unfortunately, some victims in the Fairfax, Virginia, region underestimate...
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  • What happens if you move out of state after your divorce?

    Aug 7, 2020

    The desire to start a new life isn’t one that’s unheard of when you go through a divorce. For some divorcees, this is as simple as moving to a new state. But there are some challenges when you share children with your ex. Fortunately, there are laws in place that help ensure that both parents can remain active parts of the child’s life despite the distance between them. The Uniform Child Custody Jurisdiction and Enforcement...
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  • Divorcing a Narcissist Isn't Easy

    Jul 24, 2020

    Being married to a narcissist is a challenge because they don’t have the ability to think about anyone other themselves. They’ll use various tactics to get their way, and they don’t mind having to turn to manipulation or even abuse to make that happen. Once a person has had enough of this behavior, they might decide that it is time to divorce the narcissist. While that might seem like an easy solution, you’ll soon find...
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  • DUIs in Virginia Come With Serious Consequences

    Jul 9, 2020

    No driver is allowed to operate a motor vehicle if they are impaired. This includes individuals who are 21 and can legally consume alcohol as well as those who are younger. There are specific penalties in this state for each group. These penalties are also valid if a driver is impaired due to drugs, medications, alcohol or any combination of those. A person who is convicted of underage drinking and driving will lose their license...
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  • Military Divorce Is Different

    Jul 8, 2020

    Military spouses may face more obstacles when they end their marriage. More laws must be navigated because a military divorce is governed by federal and Virginia laws. Understanding the differences from a civilian divorce can help assure that you do not surrender important rights. Where to File Residency for filing for filing for divorce and related matters is defined as residency plus intent to remain. Connections with a state determine this residency. These include a...
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  • A Brain Injury Can Make You Sensitive to the Light

    Jun 26, 2020

    Brain injuries are some of the most interesting and confusing injuries that people can suffer in car accidents, falls and other such incidents. They tend to impact the injured parties in many different ways. Two people who are involved in the same exact accident and who both have a traumatic brain injury (TBI) could have completely different symptoms as a result. One symptom to consider is light sensitivity. You may find it very difficult to...
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  • Why do you want to get divorced?

    Jun 19, 2020

    You know that you want to get divorced, but what is your reasoning? Maybe you don’t even have a concrete reason. Many couples seek a divorce because they simply “fell out of love.” This could mean that you just drifted apart over time. Neither you nor your partner did anything wrong, but you can still tell that this is not a marriage you want to stay in. Even if you can’t pinpoint the reason, there...
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  • As a Grandparent, You May Be Able to Seek Visitation

    Jun 4, 2020

    One thing that you always wanted was to become a grandparent. You had a wonderful time with your children, and when you found out that your older son was becoming a father, you were thrilled. Recently, he talked to you about seeking a divorce. He didn’t want to be with his child’s mother any longer, but you didn’t know how that was going to affect his custody case. After going through it all, he ended...
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