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Jennifer A. Bradley, JD and Michael J. McHugh, JD The Uniform Collaborative Law Act (UCLA) was adopted by the Virginia General Assembly this year and will become effective July 1, 2021.1 Even if you do not practice Collaborative law, Virginia’s
MDMB, PLLC is pleased to announce that after a successful 2021 legislative session, a number of important new divorce laws are set to take effect in Virginia on July 1st. HB 1911 No-Fault Divorce: Corroboration Requirement Beginning on July 1,
For many couples, the marital home is the most valuable asset within their estate. So what happens to this property if they divorce or separate? The parties may be in a position where they can agree for one of them
In order to obtain a divorce in Virginia, the law requires first that there exist a ground (or a valid reason to file) for divorce and that evidence of same be presented to the Court. It is with great frequency
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