Most Virginia couples do not enter marriage considering how they will proceed if their marriage ends in divorce at some point in the future. While no one assumes there will be a divorce, it is often prudent to consider a prenuptial agreement in case this happens at...
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The division of retirement savings in divorce
One of the most common concerns one may have during a Virginia divorce is how this process will affect long-term plans and savings. Divorce requires the division of all marital property, which will include retirement accounts and other types of funds. Depending on the...
The issue of parental alienation and the damage it causes
When Virginia parents go through a divorce, their priority is caring for the well-being of the kids. One way many families do this is by having a strong and carefully crafted joint custody or co-parenting agreement in place. Unfortunately, one parent who is hurt or...
A gray divorce will affect finances long-term
The decision to end a marriage is one that will have long-reaching effects for a Virginia adult. A divorce will impact various areas of one’s life, including finances, especially if one is facing a divorce later in life. A gray divorce will have implications on one’s...
The potential significance of having a prenuptial agreement
Most Virginia couples don’t start out their married life together thinking about what will happen if the relationship ends in divorce at some point in the future. In reality, some couples will decide to end their marriages, and when that happens, it can be extremely...
Financial prudence during a complex divorce
Even for Virginia couples resolved to remain amicable, ending a marriage is an emotionally and financially complex process. While adjustments to expectations for the future and lifestyle may be necessary, it is possible to secure a financial settlement that allows one...
Understanding property division in a divorce
It is normal to have concerns about money and property when navigating the end of a marriage. A divorce will lead to financial changes for both parties, and it is beneficial for one to make smart decisions when considering terms that will impact his or her long-term...
Making prudent financial decisions during a divorce
Ending a marriage will bring inevitable financial changes for both Virginia spouses. It can be challenging to navigate a divorce in the midst of these changes, and it may be necessary to make immediate adjustments to spending and lifestyle expectations. While in...
Handling checking accounts appropriately during a divorce
Money is one of the most common reasons Virginia couples choose to end their marriages. Disagreements over money do not stop simply because the marriage is over, and these disputes can continue well into the divorce proceedings. This is why it is important to handle...
The way a couple talks about prenuptial agreements matters
It can be difficult to bring up the possibility of a future divorce before even walking down the aisle. No Virginia couple wants to discuss their financial concerns if the marriage ends at some point, and for this reason, many avoid drafting prenuptial agreements....