Whether you joined an already established practice putting in the time and investment to become a partner, or started your own from scratch, those who are part of a private practice are part of much more than just a profession in the medical community — they are also...
In a Virginia high-asset divorce, the treatment of digital assets can significantly impact the equitable distribution of marital property. Digital assets encompass a broad spectrum, including cryptocurrency, websites, social media accounts and non-fungible tokens....
“You have the right to remain silent” – most of our readers in Virginia have probably heard this line in innumerable movies and TV shows over the years. But, it’s not just a movie line. It is actually part of what is commonly referred to as the Miranda warning that...
Dividing property in a high asset Virginia divorce can become an extremely contentious issue. Not only to the two spouses see each asset as a source of important income, but each may attach significant emotional value to each asset. An understanding of the basic rules...
Dividing assets in a Virginia divorce is never easy, but the dividing of assets in a high-asset divorce, that is, a divorce in which either or both spouses own substantial assets, can be especially difficult. If the assets, for example, the family home, have been...
Driving while intoxicated is probably one of the most common criminal charges in Virginia and throughout the country. Every state has a legal alcohol limit for drivers and, if you are over that limit, you may find yourself as the suspect in a DWI stop. In those...
A high-asset divorce usually means complex property to assess, value and, ultimately, determine how to divide up between the soon-to-be ex-spouses. Investment accounts, retirement accounts, real property, artwork, vehicles, business interests – it could all be part of...
