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West Virginia family law courts review many items to make child custody and support decisions. Expect the judge to examine both parents' financial situation, especially when the parents are engaged in a drawn-out custody battle. A child needs a safe and loving home,...
A divorce may be one of the most stressful events of your life, and this is often true whether you come to a settlement or litigate issues in a West Virginia courtroom. However, the end of your marriage may be even more stressful for your children as they have little...
Losing custody of a child is a heartbreaking situation. West Virginia parents going through this might feel scared and discouraged. However, there are steps they can take to show the court their commitment to their children and regain their rights. Reflect on the...
When West Virginia parents have a custody and visitation agreement, relocating with the child can create a conflict. If the parents do not agree, they might end up in court to try to convince the judge why the move should be approved or not. The court’s decision will...
Of course, your child needs both parents, especially during their development stages and years beyond. But there are circumstances where it is in their best interest if you win full custody. The West Virginia family court may not see the reason why this is important...
After years of marriage, going through a divorce can be frustrating and confusing. When it is time to divide the assets between you and your ex, it may be unclear what you will split and what belongs to one or the other. You and your partner may have worked together...
If you and your spouse have decided to go your separate ways, you might start looking at divorce. One of your first concerns might be figuring out when it would be best to end your West Virginia marriage. While many factors will play a role in that decision, the...
If you are going through a divorce in West Virginia, it is important to take steps to protect your business. Many divorcing couples end up fighting over assets, including the business. This can be very costly and time-consuming, but there are things that you can do to...
When dividing assets in a high-asset divorce, West Virginia courts consider equitable distribution. That does not necessarily mean a 50–50 split. Courts consider a set of factors that can create a shift in the balance between spouses. In the end, decisions will...
Some parents in West Virginia will find themselves in situations where they do not want to be together as a couple but want to raise their children. While it might seem impossible to successfully achieve this if the parents are not on the best terms, couples who put...