Family Law and Divorce

Prenuptial agreements (“prenups”) are no longer reserved for celebrities, socialites, or the ultra-wealthy. They have become increasingly common among couples of all ages and income levels. According to a Harris…

Congratulations on finalizing your divorce. This is a big step, and while it marks the end of one chapter, it’s also the beginning of a new one. As you move…

1. Not All Private Matters Stay Private. Many divorce clients forget that their words and behaviors are monitored long before their case begins, and it can be used against them…

Strategies and Legal Measures for Fair Distribution The dissolution of marriage is a challenging and often contentious process, particularly when it comes to the division of assets. One of the…

Whether used as a sword or a shield, social media is becoming increasingly prevalent in litigating cases. It is important to learn how it may be utilized and for what…

In Virginia, you can file a “no-fault” divorce once you and your spouse “have lived separate and apart without any cohabitation and without interruption for one year.” But sometimes it…

Whether it was a long time coming or a complete shock, learning the different types of divorce will help you plan your next steps. In Virginia, there are seven different…

June 29, 2020 – Many couples think an “uncontested” divorce means they have agreed to end the marriage.  While divorce is easier when you and your spouse agree that divorce…

April 15, 2020 – Amy L. Bradley recently wrote an article for Attorney at Law Magazine about “Protecting the Vulnerable When the Courts are Closed, and Jails are Health Risks”.…

Do you tweet? Are you an avid user of Facebook, Instagram, Snapchat or another social media site? Have you thought much about the content of those messages or updates? Have…