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As states around the country take steps to decriminalize marijuana use and possession, it’s disheartening to see Virginia moving backward in this regard. The 2022 Virginia budget contained several provisions recriminalizing certain marijuana-related offenses. While the penalty for possessing more…
Child support is not merely a financial transaction; it embodies a parent’s commitment to their child’s well-being, even after a divorce. While each state has its own approach to this issue, Virginia boasts a unique set of guidelines and principles.…
A noncustodial parent is a parent who doesn’t live with their child primarily but has a right to visitation. Depending on the type of custody, the noncustodial parent can also have a right to make decisions regarding their child’s education,…
Many people turn to social media to vent their frustrations, share stories about their lives, or mindlessly scroll through pictures and videos. Although it’s common practice in your everyday life, posting to social media can jeopardize divorce proceedings. Your spouse’s…
Divorce can be an emotionally taxing time for couples. Although you may be ready to move on, what does the law say about separating from your spouse and finding your equilibrium again? At Pincus Goodman, P.C., our legal team wants…
In 2021, the Virginia General Assembly passed legislation changing the Commonwealth’s expungement process. Although that law was not supposed to take effect until 2025, local news organizations say there is already an increase in the number of individuals flooding Fairfax County courts…
If you’re accused of committing a violent crime in Virginia, it’s crucial to understand the specific charges against you, as details can significantly affect your case and the possible penalties you may face. For example, while the terms malicious wounding…
Life is unpredictable, and if your circumstances have changed since the courts issued your final divorce order, its terms may not be reasonable anymore. You might need additional financial support for your child, or maybe you’re worried about your child’s…
The most significant difference between deferred disposition and probation is the requirements a defendant must meet. Deferred disposition is a type of probation offered to a defendant during a plea agreement before sentencing or conviction. Probation is a criminal penalty…
A parent can’t legally give their child’s grandparent custody of the child. However, the court might award custody under specific circumstances. You must follow specific laws and procedures for a court to grant custody to your child’s grandparents. An experienced…
