March 27, 2020
By Grant Moher, Esq. As the world halts in a collective effort to slow a global pandemic, financial markets are in a volatile state. A bull market boosted investment portfolios for the last decade only to turn to a bear market that dropped stocks to historic lows last week, and has sinc...
July 16, 2019
By: Grant T. Moher, Esq. If you are a military member or the spouse of a military member going through a divorce in Virginia, military retired pay is almost certain to be an important factor. Disability pay can also be a component of a servicemember’s compensation – one that is ty...
May 10, 2019
By: Steven Goldman, Esq. Custody disputes, when not handled effectively, are some of the most difficult, heart-wrenching and financially draining situations a parent can encounter in a domestic relations case. Litigation is expensive, emotionally taxing, and often results in at least on...
March 15, 2019
By Grant T. Moher, Esq. Divorcing parties have essentially always been able to agree to maintain life insurance for one another, and for the court to enforce those agreements. Until recently, though, Virginia courts have not had the ability to require a spouse to maintain li...
December 28, 2018
By Grant T. Moher, Esq. A New Year is almost upon us, and couples going through a separation or divorce this season are likely experiencing the difficulty of agreeing to holiday custody and visitation agreements. With a New Year comes another 12 months of special days that divorcing, or div...
May 10, 2017
Politics have always been a hot button issue, but the current divisions in our country seem especially pronounced. A new national poll from Wakefield Research indicates that the tense political environment, particularly differing views over President Trump’s election and platforms, is ...
April 19, 2017
Many of you know that I served as an infantryman in the Marine Corps earlier in life. As it turns out, I could never shake the urge to get back into uniform. Effective Friday, April 21, I will be leaving Curran Moher Weis to join the U.S. Army’s Judge Advocate General’s Corps on active du...
December 14, 2016
One of the biggest dilemmas that both family law attorneys and parents face in custody cases is whether a child should testify in the custody trial. Some parents want to shield their child from the court process regardless of the circumstances, while others want to give their child a voice ...
