Divorce Lawyers In Virginia Need Client's Cooperation

2007-05-02 10:04:19

( Legal )



When you plan to file for a divorce in Virginia, you will have to choose between these two types of divorce: the qualified divorce (divorce from bed and board) and the absolute divorce (divorce from the bond of matrimony). Divorce lawyers in Virginia will be able to explain to you the details of the effects. But the main distinction between the two types of divorce is that in qualified divorce, you will not be allowed to marry whereas in absolute divorce, you will be free to marry legally after the decree becomes final.

Some of the issues that will be settled in divorce proceedings include the custody and parental visitation schedule, amount of child support and alimony that will be paid, who will retain the ownership of the family home, and whether you can sell or use the property owned in common. If you and your spouse, or your divorce lawyers in Virginia can come up with an agreement to settle these issues without court intervention, then you will be able to save on money and time.

Divorce lawyers in Virginia can work effectively on your behalf if you provide all the relevant financial information that includes your assets, income and obligations from your marriage. This can be tedious, but you must cooperate with your divorce lawyers.

And although your divorce lawyers in Virginia will represent you in court, you will need to attend any hearings related to your divorce case. It makes sense to impress upon the judge that you are mature and reasonable in dealing with divorce proceedings if you want to get a favorable judgment. Remember that in evaluating who to grant custody of your children, the judge will decide based only on one standard, that is, the best interest of the child. Thus, it is important that you practice proper court decorum.


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