Monthly Archives: November 2025
When Your Former Spouse Fails to Follow Divorce Orders in Virginia
Finalizing a divorce may feel like the end of a long and stressful process, but for some, new challenges arise when a former spouse refuses to follow the court’s orders. Whether the issue involves property division, alimony payments, child custody, or child support, ignoring a divorce decree is a serious violation of Virginia law…. Read More »
Who Gets the House in a Virginia Divorce? How Virginia Property Division Laws Apply
For many couples going through divorce in Virginia, the marital home is one of their most valuable possessions. It represents a significant investment of both time and money, but your house is more than just a piece of property. It often holds cherished memories as well. It is common to want to keep a… Read More »
Do You Have Legal Grounds for Divorce in Virginia?
When the relationship between married couples breaks down, filing for a divorce in Virginia involves more than just filling out paperwork. The circumstances surrounding your break-up matter. In Virginia, you can file for a no-fault or fault-based divorce. Our Virginia divorce attorney explains the difference, legal grounds in fault-based cases, and how it can… Read More »
