When parents cannot agree on custody, a Virginia court steps in to decide for them. The outcome often surprises parents who expect the process to favor one side from the start. The best interests of the child standard Virginia courts use one primary measure for every...
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Lessons from penny stock manipulation schemes
Securities fraud cases often illustrate how seemingly profitable shortcuts can lead to severe legal consequences. Consider a case concluded in the U.S. District Court for the Eastern District of Virginia that demonstrates the serious nature of penny-stock...
Pedestrians and car accidents: Why are fatalities on the rise?
A person can do everything right — wait for the signal, use the crosswalk, stay visible — and still not make it home. Across communities throughout the country, pedestrian deaths from car crashes continue to rise, turning routine trips to school, work or the corner...
What field sobriety tests do authorities use in Virginia?
If an officer in Virginia suspects that you are operating a vehicle under the influence of alcohol, they may pull you over. Afterwards, officers might ask you to step out of the vehicle and request you take part in a series of field sobriety tests, which help them...
Spousal support and the impact of retirement
Reaching retirement age is a major milestone that often changes your financial outlook. In Virginia, this transition can also trigger significant shifts in existing alimony arrangements. State law now recognizes that a change in income due to retirement is a valid...
Virginia’s new 100 mph rule: What drivers need to know
Driving in Virginia is about to become much more complicated for those with a heavy foot. A new law targets drivers who exceed 100 mph or those who double the speed limit in certain zones. This legislation aims to reduce high-speed fatalities by using modern...
What are the common causes of traffic tickets in Virginia?
Traffic laws exist to maintain order, protect the public’s safety and prevent accidents on the road. However, it is still common for drivers to violate these laws and earn themselves traffic violations. In this blog, we will discuss three common causes of traffic...
3 FAQs about child support in Virginia
If you are a parent who is new to Virginia’s child support process or someone who is trying to seek a modification of their child support costs, this blog may be able to provide you with a swift way to get the answers that you are looking for. Here are four frequently...
Amy Weisberg & Firm Receive Prestigious Rankings in Best Lawyers®
Weisberg & Weisberg, PLLC, is proud to announce that Amy Weisberg has been included in the 2026 edition of The Best Lawyers in America® for Family Law. This prestigious honor is received by only about 5% of practicing U.S. attorneys, underscoring the award’s...
3 mistakes that could hurt your negligence-based injury claim
Even the most cautious driver can be caught off guard by someone else’s oversight. Virginia is a contributory negligence state, which means your ability to recover compensation depends on proving another party’s fault. A crash can bring medical bills, stress and the...
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