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What is Equitable Distribution in Virginia Divorce Law?
Dividing the Assets A major consideration of divorce is how you are going to divide your property. In Virginia, this is considered equitable distribution. The Breakdown of Equitable Distribution Equitable…
Mahoney Richmond Attorneys Named as Part of Virginia’s ‘Legal Elite’
Associate Attorney Nicole M. Thurston Makes Legal Elite Young Lawyer for the First Time VIRGINIA BEACH, Va. – Mahoney Richmond Thurston, PLLC is proud to announce that three of the…
What Is No-Fault Divorce?
In Virginia, there are two variations on no-fault divorce. First is if the parties live separate and apart for 12 months or more; either party may then file for a…
What is a Guardian Ad Litem?
In Virginia, a guardian ad litem (hereinafter "GAL") is a licensed attorney who is appointed by the court to represent the best interest of the child. They are typically…
Retired and Still Paying Spousal Support? New Virginia Law Could Change That
On July 1, 2018, a new statute in Virginia went into effect dealing with the modification of spousal support and retirement age. It’s important to understand before this case law…
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