It might be difficult to even know where to look to find reliable, easy-to-read information about legal rights in the DC metro area. The lawyers at Tucker, Nong and Associates have prepared these articles to help clients understand their rights, learn what to expect from the legal process and how to get help from our experienced team.
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Settlement Agreements In Virginia, Maryland & Washington D.C.A settlement agreement outlines important terms in a divorce such as property distribution. A settlement agreement should be reviewed by a family law lawyer.
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Separation Agreements In Virginia, Maryland & Washington D.C.Separation agreements are used to outline the terms of a separation. Because separation agreements can be complicated, always consult with a divorce lawyer.
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Prenuptial Agreement In Virginia, Maryland & Washington D.C.Prenuptial agreements are created before a marriage and are used to protect an individual's personal property and outline directions for debt payment.
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Postnuptial Agreements In Virginia, Maryland & Washington D.C.Postnuptial agreements are created when a couple is married and outlines conditions to be followed in case of divorce including allocation of property and debt.
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Divorce Mediation In Virginia, Maryland & Washington D.C.Mediation uses a third party to facilitate dispute resolution in a safe environment between two parties encouraging voluntary decision making.
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Uncontested Divorce In Virginia, Maryland & Washington D.C.Uncontested divorce is a form of divorce in which both spouses are able to come to an agreement without having to pursue a full divorce trial.
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Contested Divorce In Virginia, Maryland & Washington D.C.Contested divorce is for more complex cases. Individuals who hire a divorce lawyer are more likely to have positive results from there case.
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Divorce in Virginia, Maryland Washington D.C.If you are pursue divorce, you need to protect your interests. Lawyer can protect your interests through mediation, negotiation or by representing you in court.
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Divorce, Child Custody and RelocationContested divorce cases are difficult. However, cases where children are involved can be extremely stressful and taxing affairs. It is, therefore
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Child Custody And Relocation Under Virginia Family LawIn relocation cases, courts cannot prevent a parent from relocating-the Court can only prevent the moving parent from taking a child along.