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There are two aspects of custody: legal custody and physical custody. “Legal custody” refers to the right to participate in major decisions involving your children’s general welfare, including where they should attend school, whether they should receive elective medical treatment,
On April 27, 2018, MDMB Partner Jennifer Bradley participated in the D.C. Academy of Collaborative Professionalsannual symposium. This year’s topic was “LGBTQ Experiences: Conversations about families, culture, and the law.” Speakers included Michelle Zavos, J.D., Michael McHugh, J.D., and Jennifer Fairfax,
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
If you’re engaged, or even merely thinking about getting married, you may want to consider scheduling a consultation with a family law attorney in order to educate yourself about the wealth of information that you’ll wish you would have known
If you’re engaged, or even merely thinking about getting married, you may want to consider scheduling a consultation with a family law attorney in order to educate yourself about the wealth of information that you’ll wish you would have known
The most recent tax bill includes the elimination of the alimony deduction that’s been in place for the past 75 years, beginning January 1, 2019. Whether you’re the breadwinner or the stay-at-home spouse, if you’re contemplating divorce and spousal support
Geoffrey P. Burroughs, CFP®, CDFA™, Vice President at Harbor Investment Advisory, LLC, recently wrote an article examining how extreme fluctuations in the stock market, such as those we’ve seen in the past week, can affect the division of marital assets
If you’re on the fence about whether asking your spouse for a divorce is the right decision for you, The New York Times recently published an article describing 11 Questions to Ask Before Getting a Divorce, based on interviews with
MDMB Partner Jennifer Bradley has co-written an article with Phyllis Miller Palombi, LMFT, discussing the role of neutral mental health professionals as divorce “coaches” in the Collaborative Divorce Process. The article can be read on The Creative Divorce Network website.
Jennifer Mullett, Laura Dove, and Jennifer Bradley will all be attending a Continuing Legal Education seminar on Divorcing the Wealthy, presented by the Virginia Chapter of the American Academy of Matrimonial Lawyers (AAML) at the University of Richmond on January
Mullett Dove & Bradley Family Law, PLLC is ready to answer all of your questions. A personal consultation will give you the understanding you need to make informed decisions about your future.