On behalf of Meyer & Bowden, PLLC | Aug 21, 2020 | Family law
Parents in Virginia love their children and will do what they believe is best for them as they grow up. This means that parents need to provide for their basic needs such as food, clothing and a roof over their heads. However, parents also provide for healthcare,...
On behalf of Meyer & Bowden, PLLC | Jul 13, 2020 | Family law
Back in February 2020, before the current COVID-19 pandemic essentially shut-down the nation, a Chesterfield, VA couple’s divorce case proved to be a game changer when it comes to the subject of spousal support in Virginia. In it, a court ruling was made that would...
On behalf of Meyer & Bowden, PLLC | Jun 23, 2020 | Family law
There are several different ways for divorcing couples to approach dividing a family business during divorce. Dividing a family business during a divorce can be difficult financially and emotionally which is why divorcing couples who have built a business together and...
On behalf of Meyer & Bowden, PLLC | Jun 10, 2020 | Family law
Ending a marriage can feel like a failure. Because no one gets married to get a divorce, it can feel like one’s world has turned upside down. But divorcing spouses in Virginia are not alone. This is because the divorce rate has remained around 50% in the United...
On behalf of Meyer & Bowden, PLLC | May 12, 2020 | Family law
One of the most complicated parts of getting divorced will involve finding a fair way to split your possessions and debts with your ex. It is common for people to want more of the marital estate as a way to punish their spouse or to want to defend certain assets that...
On behalf of Meyer & Bowden, PLLC | May 12, 2020 | Child custody, Divorce, Family law
Divorce is always an emotionally draining time for the couple, but it takes a very particular toll on the children. Both parents have to be on the same page as to how they are to help their child navigate this rather tumultuous time. It is important for parents to...
On behalf of Meyer & Bowden, PLLC | Apr 9, 2020 | Family law
Every divorce is different. But all divorces have the potential to bring significant change to family dynamics. Especially if you have children, how you adjust to life after divorce can greatly impact short- and long-term personal matters. You may find that your...
On behalf of Meyer & Bowden, PLLC | Apr 7, 2020 | Family law
Divorce is only a clean break for couples who don’t have kids. Those who share children will remain part of each other’s lives indefinitely. Since a full severing of the marital relationship isn’t possible because of the connection that occurs...
On behalf of Meyer & Bowden, PLLC | Mar 20, 2020 | Family law
Divorce can be a stressful experience full of conflict. Divorcing parties are not necessarily always inclined to agree on things during this emotional time. Sometimes, mediation, instead of litigation, may offer a path forward. Mediation is a type of alternate dispute...
On behalf of Meyer & Bowden, PLLC | Mar 18, 2020 | Family law
Divorce can feed a person’s worst instincts, especially when it turns into a contentious battle. Many people may not have a second thought about venting those negative feelings in a public forum. But can a snarky comment targeting your spouse hurt your chances for a...
