What Happens if You Sign a Premarital Agreement and Get Divorced?
Premarital agreements are designed to protect your interests when you get married. They provide clear instructions for how your assets are managed, which property belongs to you and only you, and other similar terms. But when you get divorced, the premarital agreement you and your spouse signed becomes even more important whether you’re filing for… Read more
What Not to Do During Separation in Virginia
For many couples considering divorce, separating from your spouse can seem like the logical first step. While separation is not required prior to divorce in Virginia, separating may help you be better able to start figuring out what your life will look like once the divorce is finalized. And, depending on the relationship you have… Read more
What Constitutes a Breach of Contract in Virginia?
Contracts are legally binding documents that outline each party’s responsibility to each other and any specific terms each party needs to satisfy to complete the agreement. Contracts are essential for businesses and individuals alike because they protect you from liability when properly enforced and followed. Breaking the terms of a contract or being in breach… Read more
Can You Get a Divorce Without the Other Person Signing in Virginia?
When most couples get divorced, it’s normal for both spouses to see it coming. Between disagreements, changes in lifestyle, and a host of other factors, many couples can tell when a marriage is drawing to an end. But there may be times when one spouse is ready for a divorce and the other isn’t. If… Read more
What Counts as Being Separated in Virginia?
When you and your spouse decide to get a divorce, you’ll likely want to start living apart. This is known as separation and it’s a required step in the divorce process. It shows the court that you and your spouse are serious about ending your marriage and the state typically requires that you and your… Read more
Amanda Rieman Featured on Nancy Grace!
Amanda Rieman of AC Rieman Law was recently featured on Nancy Grace to provide information on the local community and legal perspective from a recent local case. This appearance is one in a long line of television appearances for Attorney Rieman. Check out the full video below, and see Amanda’s other guest features here.
Do You Have to Go to Court for Uncontested Divorce in Virginia?
If you’re like most people, you assume that you have to go to court when you file for divorce. And while this may be the case for many divorces, uncontested divorces work a bit differently. Uncontested divorces are considered no-fault divorces and couples are free to determine their own divorce settlement with the help of… Read more
Bankruptcy and Uncontested Divorce: What You Need to Know
Filing for an uncontested divorce is a great way to streamline the divorce process and help you and your spouse move on more quickly. It’s ideal for spouses who are already in agreement on the terms of the divorce and who are confident in their ability to negotiate throughout the process. But if your spouse… Read more
High Net Worth Uncontested Divorces: Things to Keep in Mind as You Go
Divorce is a difficult time for any couple, but the process can be especially challenging for high-net-worth couples looking to terminate their marriage. There are more assets to go through, more agreements to make, and more fine print to negotiate. But just because high-net-worth divorces are more complex doesn’t mean they’re not eligible for uncontested… Read more