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From Public Service to Private Practice: Why Now Is the Right Time to Explore coming to Vanderpool, Frostick, & Nishanian, P.C.
Written by: Kristina Keech Spitler Government shutdowns and disruptions in government job security create uncertainty, but your career does not have to be on hold. For government attorneys and professionals, this may be the perfect time to explore private practice without a firm. At Vanderpool, Frostick & Nishanian, P.C. (VF&N […]
How Long Do You Have to Be Separated Before Divorce in Virginia?
Written by: Kate Beurmann-O’Neill One of the most common questions we hear is: “How long do I need to be separated before I can get divorced in Virginia?” The answer depends on your situation. Virginia requires couples to live “separate and apart” for a period of time before a no-fault […]
Grounds for Divorce In Virginia
Written by: Kate Beurmann-O’Neill Virginia law requires that any party seeking a divorce provide a reason for such a request. The reasons – or the “Why” – for requesting a divorce are known as grounds for divorce. A ground for divorce can be what used to be called “irreconcilable differences” […]
Virginia Contractors – Why DPOR Compliance Matters
Written by: Callie Kyhl For contractors in Virginia, understanding and complying with the Virginia Department of Professional and Occupational Regulation (DPOR) is essential. Whether you’re just starting out or have years of experience, DPOR compliance goes beyond legal obligation — it safeguards your reputation, protects your business, and supports long-term […]