Divorce proceedings can be complex, confusing, painful, time consuming, and emotionally taxing. You can avoid this stress by having an aggressive advocate representing your interests in court. The attorneys at Bucci & Dix bring the full strength of a seasoned litigation firm to to fight for the best possible outcome for you, your family, and […]
Prenuptial agreements have become increasingly common in Virginia and throughout the United States. They are not just for the rich and famous, either. Given the high divorce rate in America, many people view prenuptial agreements as a way to protect themselves and their assets. Also, people are marrying later in life than they used to. […]
Everyone knows adultery is wrong. In fact, many of you may be surprised to know it’s still a crime in Virginia – under Code Section 18.2 – 365, adultery is a Class 4 misdemeanor. It won’t get you thrown in jail, but it might get you a $250 fine and an extremely embarrassing day in […]
When spouses decide to get a divorce, but that divorce is not yet finalized, the court can award what is known as pendente lite support. Pendente lite literally means pending litigation. This support is meant to maintain the needy spouse or any minor children throughout the course of litigation and until all matters related to […]
During a divorce, the property owned by a couple will be divided between them. This process, called equitable distribution, is governed by a statutory framework created by the General Assembly. The overarching goal of the process is to create a division of property between former spouses that is fair, and the law requires a judge […]
These are some helpful words from Richmond women who have been through divorce, presented by Scott Bucci of Bucci & Dix. The rules of kindness always apply even though your former spouse may be angry, manipulative, or downright mean. Keep your integrity by refusing to stoop to a low level. ~ Angie ~ Be brave, […]
Perhaps the most emotional aspect of a divorce or separation is deciding which parent or other individual will take custody of the children. It is generally easier on the family for parents to reach an agreement without court intervention, but sometimes that simply is not possible. A court will conduct an evidentiary hearing and decide […]
