Tips For Dealing With A Difficult Ex-Spouse
Dealing with an ex-spouse after divorce can be very difficult, especially when there are negative feelings involved. The situation is worse when you have kids with your ex, as the children’s best interests should always come first and you are the primary role model for your children. It is important to form a amicable relationship […]
Is My Inheritance at Risk During Divorce in Virginia?
If you’re worried that you may lose part of an inheritance during divorce, you have good reason for concern. While an inheritance granted to you is supposed to belong solely to you, there are many situations where the inherited property can still end up going to the other spouse. Here’s what Virginia law has to […]
How to Get a Quick Divorce in Virginia
In Virginia, the quickest way to get a divorce is through an uncontested divorce. To qualify for an uncontested divorce, you and your spouse must have lived apart for at least six months or one year. You must also meet three basic requirements: State residency Agreement on the reason for your divorce Agreement on the […]
Unemployment And Child Support: Can I Be Ordered To Pay?
Unemployment and Child Support Obligations No one wants to lose their job or become unemployed. Everyone has bills to pay, needs to keep roofs over their heads and food in their stomachs. For parents, you also need to do the same for minor children. Unfortunately, unemployment is a reality. In fact, the majority of people […]
The Difference Between Fault and No-Fault Divorce in Virginia
If you’re filing for divorce in Virginia, you may have the option of filing on fault-based grounds, unlike many jurisdictions where all divorce is handled on a “no-fault” basis. What’s the difference? Advantages of Filing for a Fault-Based Divorce Filing for a fault divorce could provide certain advantages depending on your situation. You may be […]
Can Too Much Empathy Harm Your Relationship?
Modern couples value empathy above all else. Emotional understanding is the first step to preventing/resolving marital issues. Too much of a good thing can cause problems, however, and in marriage, it’s surprisingly easy to achieve an excess of empathy. In Against Empathy: The Case for Rational Compassion, Yale Professor Paul Bloom argues that empathy constitutes […]
How to Process Your Jealousy When Your Ex-Spouse Starts Dating Again
Coping with Jealousy When Your Ex Starts Dating No matter how necessary your divorce, you’re bound to feel at least a twinge of jealousy when your ex hits the dating market. After years, even decades together, you feel a certain sense of possessiveness. Follow these steps to process your jealousy and move on with your […]
Your Ex or Soon-to-Be Ex Is Threatening Bankruptcy: What Now?
Threats of Bankruptcy During Divorce Bitter spouses will stop at little to gain the upper hand in divorce. One surprisingly common tactic: threatening bankruptcy in hopes of securing leverage. For others, however, bankruptcy may be a valid option, rather than a scheme for control. Keep reading to learn more about the role of bankruptcy in […]
