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The most complicated of all divorce cases in West Virginia are typically when a family business is involved. Even when only one spouse operates the business, the other spouse is entitled to an equitable portion of the profits and valuation of the entity. West Virginia...
In the state of West Virginia, a marital estate is divided in an equitable fashion when a relationship comes to an end. This means that your spouse may receive an ownership stake in a residential home, rental property or parcel of land in a final divorce settlement....
Parents involved in divorce negotiations may discuss more than questions about sole or joint child custody arrangements or proposed monthly child support amounts. Agreements on a workable parenting plan might be necessary, as these plans detail how the parents will...
Business owners often have a specific problem when they get a divorce, and especially if the business began after the marriage became legally effective. This applies in equitable distribution states like West Virginia where the courts make the final decision regarding...