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4 things you should consider when creating a parenting plan

On Behalf of Coates, Battle & Tyree | Sep 3, 2025 | Child Custody & Parenting Plans

In Virginia, courts recommend that divorced couples create a parenting plan to ensure fairness. This can offer a solution that allows both parents to be involved in the decision-making process over their child’s living situation, scheduling, education and...

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An unrecalled product injured me. What now?

On Behalf of Coates, Battle & Tyree | Jun 10, 2025 | Personal Injury

If you’ve been injured by a product that hasn’t been recalled, you may wonder whether you still have legal options. The short answer is yes—product recalls do not need to occur before a defect-related personal injury claim can be filed. When a product causes harm due...

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3 valuable inclusions in vendor contracts

On Behalf of Coates, Battle & Tyree | Mar 8, 2025 | Business Law

Vendor agreements can be important when it comes to facilitating predictable business operations. Whether an organization runs a fine dining restaurant or manufactures products for other businesses, having a steady stream of quality supplies is a key element of...

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How do the courts split marital property in Virginia?

On Behalf of Coates, Battle & Tyree | Dec 16, 2024 | High Asset Divorce

Preparing for divorce means addressing a variety of personal and financial issues. Almost all couples have to address property division matters. They must either settle with one another or prepare to take the disagreement they have to family court. Settling is often...

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Misconceptions about divorcing parents filing for bankruptcy

On Behalf of Coates, Battle & Tyree | Sep 9, 2024 | Bankruptcy

There has been a steady rise in bankruptcy filings in recent years. Some of these cases involving divorcing or divorced parents. Unfortunately, widespread confusion and misconceptions about how bankruptcy affects child support obligations can complicate these...

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What if someone dies without a will on record in Virginia?

On Behalf of Coates, Battle & Tyree | Jun 6, 2024 | Estate Planning

A will allows someone to decide what happens with their property after they die. They can choose specific people to inherit certain resources from their estate. Those with minor children can also name a guardian to assume their parental responsibilities if they die...

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The debt abyss: Culprits that can lead to bankruptcy

On Behalf of Coates, Battle & Tyree | May 1, 2024 | Bankruptcy

Debt is often a necessary evil in today’s world. However, it’s crucial to acknowledge that it can either be a powerful tool for building a future or a heavy burden dragging you down. While unforeseen circumstances can play a role in a debt spiral, there are specific...

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What you should know about virtual visitation in Virginia

On Behalf of Coates, Battle & Tyree | Dec 15, 2023 | Child Custody & Parenting Plans

The state’s family laws presume that having an ongoing relationship with both parents is generally in a child’s best interest. So, while the state doesn’t have specific laws that stipulate that each parent has virtual visitation rights when they are not residing with...

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Why the financial security of your children during your divorce is crucial

On Behalf of Coates, Battle & Tyree | Nov 9, 2023 | Child Custody & Parenting Plans

Divorce is a challenging and emotional process, and it becomes even more complex when children are involved. As a responsible parent, ensuring the financial security of your children during and after a divorce is crucial. The role of financial security Children’s...

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3 mistakes you shouldn’t make as co-parents post-divorce

On Behalf of Coates, Battle & Tyree | Nov 6, 2023 | Child Custody & Parenting Plans

If you find yourself navigating the challenging terrain of co-parenting post-divorce, you’re not alone. Co-parenting can be a delicate dance, and it’s essential to avoid common pitfalls that can affect your own well-being and that of your children. Exploring the most...

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