June 2016





 
How Child Custody Arrangements Can Be Modified
Child custody arrangements are often a significant source of disagreement in any divorce negotiation involving children. Even if both parties initially agree on a custody plan, changing circumstances may result in the need for modification to the original arrangement. Fortunately, the court system has recognized that custody plans must be easily altered to suit the changing needs of the children, and have provided a means of making the necessary changes. Read full article >>
From the DiPietro Blog:
What The Word "Contact" Really Means When It Comes To Protective Orders (Wyant v. Commonwealth of Virginia)
Typically, judges do not debate the plain and ordinary meaning of English words. However, occasionally courts struggle to define certain terms you might think are expressly or readily delineated. In fact, this is exactly what happened in the case of Wyant v. Commonwealth of Virginia, when the Virginia Court of Appeals grappled with the meaning of the word "contact." Read more >>
Weidlein v. Weidlein: Is The Termination Of Spousal Support Provision In My Marital Settlement Agreement Self-Executing And Why Do I Care?
In the Weidlein case, the former couple's settlement agreement provided that the ex-husband's spousal support obligation would terminate forever if the ex-wife co-habitated with a man for one week or more. Read more >>


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June 11, 2016:
Second Saturday Divorce Workshop for Women  - Alexandria, VA, 
Bethesda, MD
  

June 21, 2016:
Tips for Successful Co-Parenting 
- Fairfax, VA 

June 30, 2016:
Preserving the Family: Mediation and Discernment Counseling 
- Rockville, MD

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