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Taking Control of Your Finances After a Divorce
/by Olmstead & OlmsteadAlong with the emotional upheaval of a divorce, a relational split comes with massive financial disadvantages. Even wealthy couples often struggle to get their finances in order after a divorce. Those living on more limited assets and income may find it extremely challenging to get established and live comfortably. However, this time does pass. It […]
What the Rise in the Gig Economy Means for Divorce
/by Olmstead & OlmsteadThe news is full of information on how work has changed in recent years, and it’s interspersed with tips on “making the most of your side hustle” and maximizing your earnings. This is the result of the gig economy taking hold in the United States, and it’s changed how we use services, work, and pay […]
Understanding the Statute of Limitations in Personal Injury Cases
/by Olmstead & OlmsteadIf you’ve been injured because of another person’s negligence or malice, you’re out for justice. Perhaps you’re looking at a stack of medical bills, unexpected missed income, or the need to hire a nanny while you get back on your feet. Regardless of what your damages are, it’s important to know your rights and take […]
Can I Get Custody Even If the Divorce Was My Fault?
/by Olmstead & OlmsteadIf you’re facing the possibility of a fault-based divorce in Virginia, you’ve likely already realized that it has the potential to affect every single part of your divorce settlement. The division of assets, alimony, child support, and child custody may all be affected by who takes the blame for the split. For many parents, the […]
Why You Should Gather Eyewitness Testimony at the Scene of An Auto Accident
/by Olmstead & Olmstead, PCThere’s no shortage of things to do at the scene of a car accident. From exchanging contact information with the other driver to taking pictures of your injuries, forgetting even one task on your list could put your personal injury claim at risk. However, there’s one task you definitely don’t want to skip: talking to […]
Helpful Tips for Dealing with Divorce During the Holidays
/by Olmstead & OlmsteadChoosing to divorce before the holidays can make this time of year incredibly painful. While you may wish you could hibernate and skip the next few months completely, there are ways to navigate this time with peace. If you have children, managing this first Christmas alone will mean a lot to them. Check out some […]
Understanding the Discovery Process in a Personal Injury Claim
/by Olmstead & OlmsteadIf you’re pursuing a personal injury claim after an accident, you’ll likely come across a wide range of legal terms you’ve never encountered before. Each plays an important part in your case. Understanding these terms can give you a better overview of your claim and what to expect. Wondering if you need an attorney for […]
How Fitness Tracker Data May Help Your Auto Accident Case
/by Olmstead & Olmstead, PCYour smartwatch helps you track workouts, measure your steps, and work toward your health goals. Did you know that they can also help you if you are involved in a car crash? Many of the features used in fitness trackers are equally useful when you are trying to prove your case after a car crash. […]
Is Virtual Visitation Right for You?
/by Olmstead & Olmstead, PCAlmost everything can be done virtually nowadays. That’s great news for divorced parents who do not live close to their children, as virtual visitation is now a widely accepted option. Perhaps you already live far from your child, or maybe you’re weighing your options before a move. There’s a lot to consider, and it’s crucial […]
Tips to Help Adopted Children Deal with Divorce
/by Olmstead & Olmstead, PCDivorce is difficult for everyone. Even if the choice to divorce is obviously the right one for you and your family, it is likely a decision that has caused and will continue to cause you significant grief and pain for some time. For children, divorce is even harder. When you bring adoption into the conversation, […]