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DIVORCE IN VIRGINIA

Each individual has his or her own way of reaching a decision to end their relationship. Speculating about a failed relationship is only going to cause a depressing state; your only choice now is to move forward. Divorce is uncomplicated when parties mutually consent to part ways. However, if you want a divorce but your partner does not prefer it, you will find yourself wondering how to obtain a divorce. This situation leads to a complicated marriage dissolution process in Virginia. You should never discuss the issues with your spouse without attorney assistance. It is advisable to wait until you have hired qualified divorce lawyers. Your Virginia lawyers will inform you that mutual divorce does not end positively in all cases. For some parties, the negotiations end unsatisfactorily. Experienced lawyers have witnessed cases in which both parties eagerly sit together to work out a probable solution. In these cases in VA, the resisting partner keeps opposing all offers of resolving issues, making it difficult to reach an agreement on crucial issues such as child and spousal support, and the division of marital property. At this point, you should know that your spouse's mere act of refusing your settlement offer does not end the divorce process, but it slows it down.

For filing contested marriage termination in Virginia, you will require a valid ground against the other spouse. Speak to our skilled Virginia attorneys at The Law Offices Of SRIS, P.C.to know what grounds are most suitable to your Virginia divorce case.

The Virginia court requires you to provide a reason for terminating your marriage when mutual divorce does not work. The primary step is finalizing your grounds for divorce after a discussion with your attorney. The Virginia court requires you to provide proof of the allegations. A divorce is not granted by the Virginia court merely based on allegations. Your lawyer will know how to submit sufficient proof to obtain favorable orders. Also, you can seek guidance from your attorney about the filing process. The Virginia divorce filing process is complicated and filing with the assistance of lawyers is always advisable.

Understanding The Complex Procedures

After you comply with all the filing requirements under Virginia law, your complaint is considered filed and notice of the same is sent to the other party. The other party is required to answer the complaint. If the other party fails to respond, there is a possibility of terminating your marriage ex parte. Similarly, if your spouse answers the complaint, the court will set a trial date. Before the trial date, parties are expected to exchange documents in the discovery process. Your attorney will know about what documents to produce and what documents to compel from the other side. The trial can turn out to be complex if you are not guided by the right attorneys. Our Virginia lawyers at The Law Offices Of SRIS, P.C. have helped several clients in winning their divorces and can do the same for you. For our lawyers, every case is a priority and every client is important. Contact our Virginia attorneys for a beneficial outcome in your case.

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Contact us for help with any type of family law case related to divorce or child custody in VA.

You must ensure that your lawyer aggressively represents you in your divorce or child custody case in Virginia.

You need a Virginia attorney who will fight for you in family court. Divorce & child custody cases in Virginia are very complex and you need a Virginia attorney who understands the importance of family law needs and has a thorough understanding of the divorce laws and child custody laws in Virginia.

Whether it’s a contested divorce or an uncontested divorce, child custody or child support case in VA, the best time to protect your interests in family law matters is before and during litigation, not afterwards.

So if you need help with any of the following types of family law cases in Virginia, call us at 888-437-7747:

• • Contested Divorce

  • Uncontested Divorce

  • Child Custody

  • Relocation Cases (Parent Moving Out of State)

  • Prenuptial Agreement (Premarital Agreement)

  • Property Settlement Agreement

  • Protective Order

  • Grandparents Rights

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These summaries are provided by the SRIS Law Group. They represent the firm’s unofficial views of the Justices’ opinions. The original opinions should be consulted for their authoritative content.

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