Northern Virginia Family Law Blog
How can you help your children through a divorce?
When divorce is imminent, there are two approaches you can take. You can try to pretend it is not happening and hope for the best, or you can start planning to make sure things turn out as well as possible. When you have children, the more preparation you do, the...
It’s time to talk about a holiday custody schedule
It’s the time of year when you may need to start looking into a holiday child custody schedule. Depending on the changes that have gone on for you this year, last year’s plan may not be right for you. If this is the first year you’ll be separated from your spouse, you...
What can you do when a custody schedule no longer works for you?
Having a child has always been tough, but when you and your ex-spouse divorced, you found it was hard to stick to a regular custody schedule. Your work isn’t usually at the same time each week, and you have to be flexible. You’ve done your best to make this work while...
3 ways to protect your business if you get a divorce
Whether you run a retail business, a pool service company or a small professional practice that employs just you and a part-time office support professional, your business could be in a vulnerable position if you get a divorce. Quite a few people only learn when they...
Introducing the newest member of our family law team
Our legal team is proud of its history of success in helping Leesburg, Virginia, residents achieve their family law goals. From divorce to child custody and everything in between, our attorneys remain committed to a mission of finding a solution that meets your...
4 ways you can reduce the emotional stress of divorce
Years from now, you may look back at some of the things you did and said during your divorce and realize you were a bit of an emotional wreck. It is normal. The break up of a marriage is stressful for anyone, especially if you end up in litigation. Here are some...
What matters (and what doesn’t) when determining child custody?
If you prefer to settle your divorce amicably instead of spending months in litigation, you need to know the facts. Many divorces end up in lengthy battles due to the unrealistic ambitions of one party who has not taken the time to understand the laws with which any...
Social media tips to keep in mind during your divorce
At its best, social media helps you tap into your support network when you need it. Platforms like Facebook and Instagram allow you to share the highlights of your life with your friends and family. They also give you a chance to discuss your challenges and rally the...
Divorce and your future: You’re now in control
Once you decide to divorce, you realize that you now have full control over your future. You no longer have to consider your spouse when making decisions, such as those pertaining to your finances, career, hobbies and personal life in general. Of course, this brings...
How to protect your finances as you prepare for divorce
Maybe you’re thinking about asking your spouse for a divorce. Or maybe you’ve already had this conversation and it’s time to turn your attention to the process itself. Either way, it’s a must that you protect your finances to the best of your ability. Neglecting to do...
