If you asked who gets to keep the engagement ring in a break up a few years ago, the answer might have been more complicated. In 2016, the Supreme Court of Virginia clarified this matter in the case of McGrath v. Dockendorf, 793 S.E.2d 336 (Va. 2016). History of...
The Coronavirus Disease 2019 (COVID-19) continues to evolve and present uncertainty for many of our clients on a daily basis. WhitbeckBeglis values the health, safety and well-being of our clients, contacts, staff and colleagues as they are foremost in our minds as we...
Every family in Virginia is grappling with the impact of CoronaVirus/COVID-19. But what about your family law case? Whether you are currently litigating or already have a court order covering your family situation, you should educate yourself on how the pandemic...
Marriages that are ending in divorce are complicated and emotional enough. When the marriage breaks down due to a cheating spouse, there are a lot of emotions and confusion to contend with. Once you’ve come to terms with the fact that your marriage is indeed over,...
Virginia is one state that recognizes fault divorces, but there is also an alternative for couples who are in agreement and want an uncontested divorce. No-Fault Divorce in Virginia In Virginia, a no-fault divorce is where neither party needs to demonstrate proof of...
