Unless your family has a history of abuse or addiction, it is highly likely that you will end up in a joint custody situation with your ex-spouse after a divorce if you have children. Children do well with both parents actively involved in their lives, but this can be...
Month: February 2021
Virginia House and Senate bills consider recreational marijuana
As more and more states consider legalizing marijuana, it becomes necessary for other states to decide where they fall. Legal possession of marijuana on the highways of one state may not be legal possession in another and that may lead to confusing cases. According to...
The real consequences of drunk driving in Virginia
Most Virginians understand that drunk drivers face serious penalties, both legal and social. However, some do not recognize the severity of DUI charges and believe they should face even harsher punishment. The reaction to a news story in which a woman fired a weapon...
3 easy ways to lose your CDL
If you work in a field that requires you to transport passengers, goods or hazardous materials, there is a good chance you have a commercial driver’s license. The commonwealth regularly issues these to drivers who meet specific requirements. Because you cannot have...
What do you know about non-physical domestic violence?
Recently, Virginia law enforcement approached you about the domestic assault allegations your partner made against you. You never physically harmed your significant other, but could your words be the reason you face domestic violence charges? The Office on Women's...