Your child is going through a divorce in West Virginia, and their spouse is the custodial parent of your grandchild. The thought of not being able to see your grandchild as often as you'd like is devastating. However, you can take steps to legally establish...
Family Law
Women initiate the divorce process more often than men
The divorce rate has decreased over time. However, it remains at over 40% in general. There are a variety of reasons why people seek a divorce, and some of these reasons are connected to the way societal expectations and opportunities have changed over time. This, in...
Here’s how to have a child-centered divorce in West Virginia
More and more couples are choosing to have a child-centered divorce. This type of divorce puts the needs and best interests of the children first. If you are considering a child-centered divorce, there are a few things you need to know. Communicate openly about the...
How to pick up the pieces of your life after a divorce
For many West Virginia couples, divorce can feel like the end of the world. In spite of how devastated you might feel, you can come out of it for the better. Here are some good ways to start over after your marriage comes to an end. Give yourself time to heal Divorce...
Getting the child support you deserve
The state of West Virginia takes child support obligations seriously. If you have or share custody of your child or children, and the other parent is not making support payments as agreed, you have options for securing the support that your kids are entitled to....
A guide to alimony in West Virginia
While divorce is a legal and formal way to terminate a marriage, spouses' responsibility to each other doesn't always end there. Often, the court may order one spouse to help the other establish their life post-divorce in West Virginia through financial support called...
Benefits of working with a certified divorce financial analyst
Divorce is a challenging process for anyone. Along with the emotional frustration, the couple must divide their assets appropriately. In West Virginia, the court will not grant a divorce until there is an equitable division of money and property. Working with a...
Is filing for divorce right for you?
The state of West Virginia allows individuals to dissolve their marriage for almost any reason. However, it's generally a bad idea to start the divorce process unless you're truly ready to accept the consequences of doing so. Here are a few questions that you should...
Parenting plan in West Virginia: Factors the court considers
When parents in West Virginia get divorced, one of the most important decisions they'll have to make is how to share custody of their children. Here's a look at the factors judges consider when determining this. Parenting plan overview A parenting plan is a legal...
Common divorce challenges in West Virginia
Many people who've been through a divorce often say that it's one of the most difficult things they've ever been through. Divorce comes with certain challenges that can be tough to deal with, especially if you're not prepared for them. The costs involved in If you're...