While no one marries with the intention of divorcing at some point in the future, it is prudent to have plans in place in case this does happen. By drafting a prenuptial agreement, a Virginia couple may be able to avoid the complication and stress that sometimes...
In the process of ending their marriage, a Virginia couple will face the task of making decisions that will determine their financial futures. The choices they make regarding property division, spousal support and more will all impact their long-term interests and...
While most people do not go into marriage assuming it will end at some point in the future, many in Virginia find it prudent to plan for this contingency. Divorce can be costly and stressful, and having a prenuptial agreement in place can make this process simpler,...
While most Virginia couples do not have the same financial resources as famous movie stars, they will still benefit from protecting their personal wealth and assets in case of a divorce. A prenuptial agreement allows for this if one’s marriage ends at some point in...
A divorce will bring inevitable changes to virtually every area of one’s life. This is especially true for a spouse’s finances as he or she must divide marital assets, distribute joint debt and decide what happens to certain types of property. This is a complex and...
When a marriage is over, a Virginia couple will face the challenge of legally ending the relationship and separating their two lives. This can be a difficult and complex process, and for many reasons, a couple may not be ready to proceed with a divorce quite yet. In...
The end of a marriage represents the possibility of significant financial change for a woman. Traditionally, women earn less than men, and women are more likely to make the decision to stay home with their children. This means that a Virginia wife facing the...
Ending a marriage is a process that requires the extrication of two lives, including finances. The terms of a property division settlement have the potential to affect a Virginia spouse for the rest of his or her life, and it is crucial to secure a reasonable outcome...
When a couple marries, they are not intending for their relationship to end at some point in the future. However, divorce does happen, and it may be prudent for a Virginia couple to plan for this possibility by creating a prenuptial agreement before the wedding. A...
As soon as a Virginia spouse makes the decision to move forward with divorce, he or she will find it beneficial to take immediate action to protect long-term financial interests. The preparation one takes to get ready for a divorce may help lay the foundation for a...