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Prenuptial Agreements in Virginia: A Practical Conversation Before Marriage
Written by: Kate Beurmann-O’Neill Contrary to some opinions, prenuptial agreements—often called prenups—aren’t about planning to get a divorce before the marriage ceremony has even started. For many Virginia couples, negotiating and signing a prenuptial agreement allows couples to plan for their marriages with clarity, transparency, and mutual understanding. Whether you’re […]
Spousal Support in Virginia
Written by: Kate Beurmann-O’Neill If you are facing divorce or separation in Virginia, questions about spousal support, sometimes referred to as alimony, are often among the most stressful and financially significant issues. Virginia law provides a detailed framework for when spousal support may be awarded, how it is calculated, and […]
Uncontested Adoption in Virginia: A Simple Guide for Families
Written by: Kate Beurmann-O’Neill An uncontested adoption can be a fast and simple way to turn a difficult family situation into a happy one for the adopted child and the adopting parents. If all required parties consent — or if one of the statutory exceptions to consent applies — the […]
Shared vs. Sole Custody in Virginia: What’s the Difference?
Written by: Kate Beurmann-O’Neill Custody is one of the most emotional and complex parts of any separation or divorce. In Virginia, the courts focus on one goal — protecting the best interests of the child. To do that, judges can award either that one parent has sole custody, or that the […]