We love to help educate our clients about their options when it comes to divorce and family law in Virginia. We have created this online article library as a way to empower our clients and give them the tools they need to be an active, informed decision maker in their legal matters.
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Why Every Unmarried Couple Living Together Should Consider a Cohabitation AgreementRead about the importance of Cohabitation Agreements for unmarried couples. Call Smith Strong at (804) 325-1245 or (757) 941-4298.
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A Locked Up Spouse Won't Lock You DownJust because your spouse is in jail does not mean a divorce is impossible. Call Smith Strong at (804) 325-1245 or (757) 941-4298.
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Separate Maintenance: A Form of Spousal Support When Divorce Is Not An OptionIf divorce is out of the question, but you plan to live apart from your spouse, separate maintenance may be a good option, as a form of spousal support.
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Social Security Spousal Benefits After DivorceThere are certain rules that apply when determining who will receive social security benefits after divorce. Call Smith Strong for help: (804) 325-1245 or (757) 941-4298.
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Visitation Factors in Custody CasesJudges consider many factors when determining visitation schedules. For help, call Smith Strong at 804-325-1245 or 757-941-4298.
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The Probate Process in VirginiaThe probate process can be long and burdensome. Smith Strong can help you through it, or help you avoid it. Call us: 804-325-1245 or 757-941-4298.
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Power of Attorney Abuse and How to Stop ItThe privilege of Power of Attorney can be abused with the elderly. Learn more. Call Smith Strong: 804.325.1245 (Richmond) or 757.941.4298 (Williamsburg).
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Experts Used in Divorce, Custody, and Support CasesExpert witnesses in family law cases are extremely valuable. Call Smith Strong for help: 804.325.1245 (Richmond) or 757.941.4298 (Williamsburg).
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The Importance of Being Timely in Filing Virginia Child Custody AppealsIt is very important to file your child custody appeal on time. Call Smith Strong for help: 804.325.1245 (Richmond) or 757.941.4298 (Williamsburg).
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Is Shared Custody or Shared Parenting the New Norm in Virginia?Trends around father's rights have evolved over time. Read about shared custody and shared parenting in Virginia today.
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Dividing Assets in Divorce: Not Exactly “50/50” in VirginiaDivision of assets during divorce in Virginia does not always turn out to be a 50/50 split.
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Modern Family: Asserting a Grandparent’s Rights in Virginia Child Custody CasesGrandparents can win custody of children in some cases, explained here. Call Smith Strong at 804.325.1245 to discuss your matter.
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