Understanding Separation in Virginia: Do You Need to Move Out?
In Virginia, couples must live “separate and apart” for a period of time before filing for a no-fault divorce. But what does separation really mean—and do you need to move [...]
In Virginia, couples must live “separate and apart” for a period of time before filing for a no-fault divorce. But what does separation really mean—and do you need to move [...]
Parenting after a separation or divorce can be a complex journey, and the approach you choose can significantly impact your family's dynamics. In this blog post, we'll explore the key [...]
The holiday season, traditionally a time of joy, togetherness, and celebration, can become more complex when you are separated from your spouse or partner. Coping with the emotional challenges and [...]
As a divorced mom, I understand that Father’s Day can be a difficult day. You may feel as if you are doing the majority of being Mom and Dad for [...]
Holidays can be difficult to navigate as divorced parents. Father’s Day is especially difficult for Dads. You may have some emotions about your own Father and your relationship. Remember it [...]
Tips for Living Separate but Apart Under the Same Roof in Virginia You and your spouse want to separate, but you simply can't afford to live in two separate homes [...]
As couples begin planning for their separation, most couples want to know, who is going to pay for all the bills? It's no secret that the DC Metropolitan area is [...]
With Valentine's Day right around the corner, you may be separated and feeling more single than ever. So that begs the question - what about dating while separated? Let's consider [...]
Recently, I took my twin five year old boys to the doctor for their pre-Kindergarten check-up. The co-pays were $30.00 each and my younger twin (by 1 minute) also needed [...]
Whether you get a divorce or separation is one of the most personal and emotional decisions that a person may make. The answer to that question depends on the issues [...]