Marriage laws in the United States for LGBT families vary widely from state to state and are changing rapidly. Consistent with this evolving landscape, the state of same-sex marriage in Virginia is in limbo. Virginia has a statutory ban on same-sex marriage (Code of VA §20-45.3), which a federal...
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Updated in 2026 Divorce can be stressful and costly. Families in Fairfax, Tysons Corner, Arlington, and the surrounding Northern Virginia area often struggle to understand how traditional divorce litigation compares with the Collaborative Divorce Process. This article compares the typical costs of these two approaches. Traditional Divorce Litigation in...
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In a Collaborative Divorce, the parties and their attorneys commit to settle matters without going to court. Each party and each attorney sign a Participation Agreement wherein it is agreed, if negotiations should break down, the collaborative attorneys will withdraw and not represent their client during any resulting litigation....
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Published: November 1, 2025 Last Updated: November 1, 2025 The first year after divorce represents a significant emotional milestone—a marker that prompts reflection on how far you’ve come and clarity about where you’re heading. Many people wonder if what they’re experiencing is “normal” and what lessons this transformative year...
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