People considering divorce often worry about the cost. The exact cost will vary depending on several factors, not the least of which being the complexity of the divorce. That being said, people may benefit from knowing the average cost of divorce.
Do Gay Fathers Face Discrimination In Child Custody Matters?
Since the nationwide recognition of same-sex marriage in 2015, same-sex parents have become much more visible in the United States. Unfortunately, they still face serious discrimination in many facets of their lives. An article from Reuters examines the stigma faced by gay fathers as they strive to raise their children with their partners or as single parents.
Going Beyond The Financial In A Premarital Agreement
Premarital agreements are traditionally seen as a means to protect assets. One spouse may be entering the marriage with a great deal of money, a business, or something else that he or she may want to ensure keeping in the event of a divorce.
However, an article from Glamour suggests that a new generation may be using these contracts to protect much more than their bank accounts.
Washingtonian names Susan Hicks 2018 Top Lawyer in Divorce and Family Law
In a divorce, who gets the pets?
Divorce is a difficult time for both parties. It can involve a lot of emotions, and no matter how amicable the split, change can be scary.
Oftentimes, Virginia couples are finding cropping up in divorce: who gets the dog?
THE SUSAN HICKS GROUP, PC named to 'Best Law Firms' 2019 - AGAIN!
The Susan Hicks Group, PC is ranked by U.S. News & World Report in the 2019 "Best Law Firms" for Family Law.
The Susan Hicks Group, PC enjoys the day at the 18th Chipping In to End Domestic Violence Charity Golf Tournament!
Each year another local firm organizes and hosts the Chipping In to End Domestic Violence Charity Golf Tournament. Once again, The Susan Hicks Group, PC sponsored the tournament and attorneys Debra Powers, Leigh Taylor, and Dana Wolfson, along with Dana's husband, enjoyed a day of fun and community camaraderie. While we were far from the first place team, the tournament raised $53,732.41, which will go directly to the Artemis House.
