What Happens in Virginia When Court-Ordered Support is not Paid?
Awards for child support and/or spousal support are common in Virginia divorce and custody proceedings. However, circumstances may arise where one party refuses to meet his or her support obligations even after the support order has been entered by the court. To address such difficult situations, Virginia has established enforcement mechanisms aimed at compelling non-paying […]
Can Alimony be Terminated Due to Cohabitation in Virginia?
Are you paying alimony (spousal support) to your former spouse who is now living with a significant other? Are you receiving spousal support and living with a significant other? Depending on the language in your Agreement, your support amount may be terminated if it is being paid pursuant to Virginia Code Section 20-109(A). Read more […]
Post-9/11 GI Bill Benefits for Former Spouses
The first GI Bill was enacted in 1944 as a way to provide benefits such as educational grants, mortgages, and business loans to veterans following World War II. It was passed because many service members experienced significant hardship upon re-entering the workforce and civilian life in general. The Bill increased the number of college-educated Americans […]
Divorce Support Group
Divorces are emotionally taxing and stressful, even during the best of times.
How Long Does It Take to Get Divorced in Virginia?
One of the most common questions people have when getting divorced is: how long will this take?
Divorce Support Circle with Dr. Leah Nathan
On the second Tuesday of each month at 6 PM, Dr. Leah Nathan, CGG’s Divorce Coach, hosts a complimentary Divorce Support Circle. A support circle offers the uniqueness of talking to others in the same situation under the guidance of a trained clinician who can provide helpful perspectives in making this transition. The support circle also […]
How Do I Separate From My Spouse?
While it takes “two to marry” it only takes “one to divorce.”
How the Death of a Legend, Kobe Bryant, impacts those going through a Divorce.
Earlier this week, the public said goodbye to Kobe Bryant and his daughter in a moving Celebration of Life. The deaths of Kobe, Gigi, and the others on board that helicopter on January 26, 2020 may have had triggering effects on the grief that you have been feeling during your divorce. Grieving in Death and […]
What Are the Grounds for Divorce in Virginia
Just because you want to file for divorce, does not necessarily mean that you qualify to file for divorce – yet.
Happy New Year & Reflection on 2019
As we are about to welcome a new decade, CGG gratefully reflects on the past year. CGG Welcomes New Family Law Attorneys & Employees in 2019 In 2019, we welcomed three new employees (Jamie Montoney, Bekah Rush and Sarah Peritz), celebrated Stephanie Smith becoming a partner, and spent a full year in our new “home” […]