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On May 30, 2018, the Collaborative Professionals of Northern Virginia(CPNV) met with mental health professionals from around the DC metro area at The Hendry House in Arlington to discuss the collaborative divorce process and the ways in which it meets
Jennifer Bradley will be attending the VSB Family Law Section’s annual Advanced Family Law Seminar in Alexandria on May 29, 2018. Topics will include a presentation on appellate practice by Judge Russell of the Court of Appeals of Virginia, using
On May 23, 2018, An MDB Partner will be attending George Mason University Antonin Scalia Law School’s annual Judicial and Legislative Reception. Dean Henry N. Butler will recognize and honor attending judges and legislators for their public service and present
On May 14, MDMB Partner Jennifer Bradley will be attending a family law continuing legal education seminar on Parental Alienation Syndrome in Custody Cases. Joan Meier, Professor of Clinical Law at George Washington University Law School, and Founder and Legal
Mullett Dove Meacham & Bradley, PLLC, is proud to announce that the firm has been designated as the Face of Family Law in the May/June issue of Arlington Magazine, on newsstands now. We are honored to serve the family law
On April 26, 2018, MDMB law firm partner Laura Dove will be attending the annual “Whiskey and Wisdom” program sponsored by the Arlington County Bar Association. State delegates will be present to discuss the 2018 Virginia General Assembly legislative session
A recent article published by parenting website Fatherly.com highlights seven common misconceptions divorcing parents have when it comes to the impact on their children: Children under age five don’t suffer as much trauma as school-age children. Children aren’t affected by
MDB Partner will be attending the annual convention of the Virginia Trial Lawyers Association in Williamsburg, Virginia on March 22 – 24, 2018. This year’s theme is “Do Justly, Now,” and topics will include “Ethical Misadventures in E-Discovery and Digital
The Virginia Court of Appeals ruled this week that a former Secret Service agent who voluntarily retired was not entitled to reduce his spousal support obligation for his former wife, despite depleting his savings and relying on his current wife
The Virginia Court of Appeals ruled last week that a husband’s use of nearly $120,000 in marital funds to pay the college expenses of an adult son following the parties’ separation amounted to “waste,” because there is no obligation to
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