DivorceChild Custody Considerations in a Virginia Contested Divorce
December 12, 2023
This article provides insights on child custody considerations in a virginia contested divorce and offers practical advice for those navigating these challenges.
DivorceHow to Prepare Financially for a Contested Divorce
December 12, 2023
This article provides insights on how to prepare financially for a contested divorce and offers practical advice for those navigating these challenges.
Welcome, Chris Erich! Our newest attorney brings help for small businesses and others to the Roanoke Valley Christopher Erich is a bit of a Renaissance man. He has worked as a teacher and a poultry farmer. He received his Bachelors from UNLV in Spanish and French and is a voracious reader. Fluent in Spanish, his...
Family LawTHE DOS AND DON’TS OF CONTESTED CUSTODY: FOUR THINGS TO DO (OR NOT DO) IN A CUSTODY BATTLE
May 23, 2023
You’ve talked it over, gone through marriage therapy, and made the difficult decision to separate. There are children in the picture. What happens now? The first thing I ask people in this situation is Are you safe? Are your kids safe? This is of paramount importance. If you genuinely feel you or your children are...
BankruptcyBANKRUPTCY FOR SMALL BUSINESSES: A RELATIVELY NEW LAW CAN HELP COMPANIES WITH SMALL DEBT OBLIGATIONS
March 21, 2023
I’ve helped a lot of businesses and individuals through bankruptcy. It’s never an ideal situation, but there are times when declaring bankruptcy makes sense—due to unforeseen medical expenses or, in the case of a business, disruptions caused by supply chain problems, labor shortages or a global pandemic. When cash flow becomes a real problem and...
College is often the first time young adults are away from their parents for an extended period of time. This free time gives them a chance to figure out who they are and what they want to do with their life. However, some college students take the experience too far and end up making poor...
Prosecutors generally treat drug related charges quite seriously in Virginia. This means that if you are facing a drug charge, you could also be facing some severe legal consequences, such as jail time and steep fines. While this may understandably feel overwhelming, it is important for you to consider the benefits of understanding your charges and finding...
One of the most discouraging aspects of owing significant amount of debt is the constant contact you may experience from debt collectors. While it is reasonable for creditors to attempt to collect debts owed by consumers, it is not appropriate for them to violate the debtor’s rights. You could experience creditor harassment, a type of...
Being arrested and accused of committing a crime can alter the course of someone’s life. Whether charged with a misdemeanor or a felony, defendants in Virginia can face serious consequences. For example, someone who was arrested on a drug charge could face both legal and personal consequences, including: Jail time Fines Lost employment opportunities Teacher...
It can be difficult to keep a business afloat during times of economic strife. However, business owners in Virginia have the option to use bankruptcy to their advantage. Rapidly changing retail models often necessitate quick action, and for some, this means turning toward Chapter 11 bankruptcy. What is different about Chapter 11 bankruptcy? Businesses generally...
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