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Divorce

1/25/2010
Charlie Hofheimer
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Hiring a Virginia Divorce Lawyer

Our Virginia divorce lawyers will protect your interests in settling child custody, child support, and marital property matters. At Hofheimer & Ferrebee we specialize in representing Virginia women who want to achieve a successful outcome for themselves and their children.

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Child Custody

5/18/2010
Charlie Hofheimer
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Divorce Could Greatly Affect Your Special Needs Child’s SSI

Income deeming by the SSA could demonize your child support awards from divorce for a special needs child. Protect yourself and what’s most important to you – get this FREE Virginia divorce guide for women. The Virginia divorce attorneys at Hofheimer/Ferrebee represent women only. We focus solely on securing your financial security and protecting the welfare and happiness of your children.

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5/18/2010
Charlie Hofheimer
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IEP Could Play Huge Roll in Your Child’s Education and in Your Divorce

Never miss a chance to improve your case for custody of your child; IEP is one such opportunity. Learn how to take control over your Virginia divorce and your future with this FREE divorce guide for women in Virginia. Contact the Virginia divorce attorneys at Hofheimer/Ferrebee to get started on your collaborative divorce today – (757) 425-5200.

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5/13/2010
Charlie Hofheimer
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The Guardian Ad Litem’s Role in Child Custody

Learn how to take control over your Virginia divorce and your future with this FREE divorce guide for women in Virginia. Contact the Virginia divorce attorneys at Hofheimer/Ferrebee to get started on your collaborative divorce today – (757) 425-5200.

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4/28/2010
Charlie Hofheimer
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Leaving an Abusive Household

There are federal and state laws in place that prevent a parent from removing a child from the other parent simply to deny visitation or custody, but cases involving abuse provide some exceptions. If you have children or shared assets with your spouse, you must get this FREE divorce guide for women in Virginia. It is also important to have an experienced Virginia divorce attorney on your side. Hofheimer/Ferrebee represents Virginia women only - (757) 425-5200.

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4/14/2010
Charlie Hofheimer
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Requesting Changes in Your Virginia Child Custody Arrangement

Our lives are in a constant state of flux, and right now, you’re going through a significant change during your divorce. If your circumstances change down the road, so can your child custody needs. The Virginia divorce lawyers at Hofheimer/Ferrebee can help you handle these changes - (757) 425-5200.

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4/14/2010
Charlie Hofheimer
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The Benefits of Working with a Virginia Child Custody Lawyer

Dealing with divorce and child custody cases can be very difficult and emotionally draining. If you are going through a Virginia divorce and have children, it is important to have an experienced Virginia divorce attorney on your side. The Virginia divorce lawyers at Hofheimer/Ferrebee only represent Virginia women - (757) 425-5200.

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Second Saturday Monthly Divorce Seminars What Women Need to Know About Divorce

Next Divorce Seminar Scheduled for Saturday August 14, 2010 at 8:30 am

Date: 07/21/2010

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The Disney Divorce

Date: 08/06/2009

Trading Spaces

Date: 07/30/2009

Governor Gibbons evidently made a mistake common among those who have finally decided to seek a divorce: he moved first and asked questions later. Many family law specialists warn against that.

While we’re on the subject of governors(see “Being Ugly in Public, posted on July 27, 2009), another who is in the midst of a difficult divorce is Nevada Governor Jim Gibbons, who filed for divorce in late April after abruptly moving out of the governor’s mansion in [...]

Being Ugly in Public

Date: 07/26/2009

That’s the thing about a contested divorce: it’s often ugly and it’s public. There’s no better example than the drama being played out between former New Jersey Governor James McGreevey and his estranged wife Dina Matos McGreevey.

An old friend who thought he was quite the wit (and sometimes was) used to say, “She can’t help being ugly, but she doesn’t have to go out in public.” That’s the th [...]