Virginia is home to many active-duty military personnel who get married and start to raise families. Like civilian couples, some of those marriages end in divorce. Military marriages can be especially troublesome when one spouse is deployed for long periods of time....
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Uncontested divorces may help soon-to-be exes
On Behalf of Robert L. Isaacs & Associates | Aug 10, 2020 | Asset Division
Going through a divorce is as difficult for Virginia residents as it is for any other couple in the US. It can be difficult to dissolve a marriage that started with so much hope. One of the best things that can happen in a divorce is that the split is amicable. An...
New Child Support Law Brings Good News to Expecting Mothers
On Behalf of Robert L. Isaacs & Associates | Jun 15, 2020 | Child Support
No Help for the Costs of Pregnancy and Birth. One of the significant gaps in Virginia’s child support laws has been the mother’s inability to get help from the father in covering the costs arising out of the pregnancy and birth of the child. In the past attorneys at...
How a 401(k) might be divided in a divorce
On Behalf of Robert L. Isaacs & Associates | May 18, 2020 | Asset Division, Divorce
A divorce can come with significant emotional and financial turmoil. In Virginia, your spouse could be entitled to a portion of your 401(k) in the final divorce settlement. How funds in such an account are allocated depends on a variety of factors unique to a given...
Marital property division may involve assets from the past, present and future
On Behalf of Robert L. Isaacs & Associates | Feb 16, 2020 | Asset Division
Property division is an essential part of divorce. It’s so important that, if you can’t agree on the terms of division with your partner, the court is likely to get involved. Virginia looks for equitable division in divorce. This means the court will look for a fair...