We love to help educate our clients about their options when it comes to divorce and family law in Virginia. We have created this online article library as a way to empower our clients and give them the tools they need to be an active, informed decision maker in their legal matters.
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You May Deserve a Bigger Tax Refund: The Earned Income CreditThis article provides an overview of the recent changes in the Earned Income Tax Credit ("EITC"). For help with family law matters: Smith Strong 804.325.1245.
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Third Party Custody: Rebutting Parental Rights, A Grandparent’s Guide to Securing Custody and Visitation in VirginiaRequirements involved in rebutting custody claims of a parent in Virginia. Smith Strong can help: 804.325.1245 or 757.941.4298.
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Marital Fault and Spousal Support in VirginiaArticle details what the Code of Virginia has to say regarding the impact adultery can have on spousal support. Smith Strong can help: 804.325.1245.
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Undue Influence Claim in VirginiaExample of an undue influence case in Virginia, and how the estate litigation in the matter ended. Call 804.325.1245 for help with estate planning litigation.
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Parental Right to Custody vs. Grandparent’s Rights in VirginiaA case out of Norfolk, VA shows the difficulty in taking away parental rights to the custody of a child. Call Smith Strong, PLC: 804.325.1245 or 757.941.4298.
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Managing Trusts With Index InvestingIt is often prudent to manage trust funds through index investing--explained here. Smith Strong can help: 804.325.1245 or 757.941.4298.
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Adjustments to Spousal Support in RetirementReaching retirement age in Virginia now qualifies as a change in circumstance for spousal support considerations. Smith Strong can help: 804.325.1245.
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Testimony of Minors in Virginia Custody CasesThis article explores the process and implications behind the testimony of children in a legal matter. Call Smith Strong for help: 804.325.1245 (Richmond).
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Elder Financial Fraud: A Growing Concern in VirginiaOnline financial tools are helpful for younger generations, but can also lead to financial abuse of the elderly. Elder financial abuse is a growing concern.
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Contested Conservatorship in Virginia: Defending Against a Parent Claiming Financial Elder AbuseAging parents sometimes need to give up control of daily finances. Sometimes confusion results and legal issues arise between parents and children.
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Virginia Caregivers and Managing the Finances of an Older ParentCaregivers, which can often mean children, often assume control of finances for the elderly. Here is where to start. Call Smith Strong, PLC at 804.325.1245.
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Reproductive Technology IssuesAdvances in reproductive technology have led to increasingly complicated custody situations.
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