Don’t merely admit fault and settle the tab for a reckless driving allegation. Because reckless driving is a serious criminal offense in Virginia, the penalties–including a stain on your criminal … Continue reading Do I Need a Lawyer For a Reckless Driving Ticket?

No, you cannot obtain a commercial driver’s license (CDL) after being charged with reckless driving. In Virginia, there are certain actions that ring the disqualification bell for a CDL. These … Continue reading Can I Get a CDL After a Reckless Driving Charge?

Being stopped or handed a citation by a police officer for reckless driving doesn’t guarantee that the prosecutor will officially press charges against you. On the flip side, not receiving … Continue reading Can You Be Charged With Reckless Driving After the Fact?

For many folks facing reckless driving charges in Virginia, a burning question is whether a conviction will take away their driver’s license. Reckless driving is a crime, and you can … Continue reading Can You Lose Your License For Reckless Driving?

Reckless driving in the Commonwealth of Virginia is more than just a traffic violation; it’s a full-blown criminal offense. The legal category it falls into is a Class 1 misdemeanor, … Continue reading Is Reckless Driving a Crime?

While Virginia law typically leans in favor of a child’s biological parents rather than third parties, there are exceptions to consider. Courts assess whether the third party in question has … Continue reading Can a Non-Biological Father Get Custody of a Child?

Virginia law does not impose any form of penalty or punitive damages on a spouse for committing adultery. Adultery might affect the distribution of marital assets and alimony, but has … Continue reading Does Adultery Affect Child Custody?

If your ex-partner has a felony conviction, the prospect of them obtaining even partial custody of your children might set your hair on fire. However, it’s essential that your Virginia … Continue reading Does a Felony Affect Child Custody?

Virginia has strict laws when it comes to child support, including a provision that makes it illegal for any parent to waive child support arrears (commonly referred to as ‘back … Continue reading Can a Custodial Parent Waive Back Child Support?

In Virginia, both parents, whether married or not, are legally obligated to provide for their children. The idea behind child support is to provide the child (or children) with the … Continue reading Who Pays Child Support in Joint Custody?