Attorneys

• Gerald R. Curran
• Grant T. Moher
• Jason A. Weis
• Steven Goldman
• Nicole Grejda
• Demian J. McGarry
• Daniel Schy
• Jenna Hayba
• Carl Schoenherr
• Amanda Feldman

Family Law

• Divorce Litigation
• Spousal Support
• Virginia Separation
• Powers of Attorney
• Property Division
• Prenuptial Agreements
• Permanent Spousal Support
• Pensions and Divorce
• Military Divorce
• Mediation
• International Family Law
• High-Net Divorce
• Grounds for Divorce
• Fault-Based Divorce
• Domestic Violence
• Collaborative Law
• Child Support
• Child Custody
• Visitation

Blog

• What if Your Custody Schedule is Not Working?
• What Justifies a Child Support Modification or Termination?
• What requirements should I know for a Virginia divorce?
• What To Know When Modifying Spousal Support
• Curran Moher Weis Proudly Sponsors the 2022 Fairfax Law Foundation Heroes vs. Villains 5k
• How to Get a Divorce in Virginia
• Love in a Time of Podcasts
• Behavioral Economics and Its Impact on Divorce Negotiations
• I Made (or Lost) Money on GameStop Stock ($GME): What Happens in a Virginia Divorce?
• Curran Moher Weis Promotes Nicole Grejda, Esq., to Partner
• Child Support in the Time of COVID-19
• Child Support and the CARES Act Stimulus Checks
• Divorce Without Court: Options for a Less Cumbersome, Stressful Process
• Accounting for Shared Custody in the 2020 U.S. Census
• Divorce During a Global Health and Financial Crisis: What to Know About Dividing Assets
• For Second Year, Curran Moher Weis is Primary Sponsor for Annual Fairfax Law Foundation Run for Justice
• Curran Moher Weis to Sponsor Event to Provide Resources for Women and Girls in Shelters
• Marriage Story on Netflix: A Virginia Family Law Attorney’s Perspective
• HOW DISABILITY CLAIMS CAN IMPACT THE DIVISION OF MILITARY RETIRED PAY IN A VIRGINIA DIVORCE
• Divorce, Custody, and Child Support for Parents of Children with Special Needs: Medicaid Waivers (Part II)
• The Hague Convention: International Custody Disputes and Steps to Keep Your Children Safe
• HOW IS HOME OWNERSHIP DETERMINED IN A DIVORCE?
• WHO GETS THE PETS IN A DIVORCE?
• HOW FEDERAL EMPLOYEES’ GROUP LIFE INSURANCE SPOUSAL BENEFITS WORK IN A VIRGINIA DIVORCE
• What Happens to Accounts for Children in Divorce?
• Curran Moher Weis Signs on as Main Sponsor for 2019 Heroes vs. Villains Run for Justice
• How Holidays Work in Divorces and Child Custody Cases
• Divorce, Custody, and Child Support for Parents of Children with Special Needs (Part I)
• DOES CHILD SUPPORT COVER PRIVATE SCHOOL TUITION?
• What Is the Difference Between an Annulment and Divorce?
• Protecting your Children’s Health Care Coverage After a Divorce
• WHAT YOU NEED TO KNOW ABOUT FUNDING EXPENSES DURING A SEPARATION
• 5 Signs Your Spouse Might Be Cheating
• CMW’s Jason Weis to Serve as Expert Panelist on Adultery Webinar
• Curran Moher Weis Sponsors Heroes vs. Villains Run for Justice for 6th Consecutive Year
• Curran Moher Weis Welcomes Steven Goldman as Partner
• How a Collaborative Divorce Can Save You Thousands
• Effects of the House’s “Tax Cut and Jobs Act” on my Divorce and Divorce Agreement
• When is Sole Custody Justifiable in Virginia?
• Understanding the Virginia Child Support Calculator
• Top Challenges You'll Face When Filing for Custody in Virginia
• Five Key Questions to Ask When Hiring a Divorce Lawyer in Virginia
• FAQ about Prenuptial Agreements in Virginia
• Can Personality Changes be Grounds for Divorce?
• How Current Political Tensions are Impacting Marriages
• Acceptable Grounds for Divorce in Virginia
• Curran Moher Weis Contributes to Record Year for Heroes vs. Villains 5K
• A Farewell Message from Andrew Harman, Esq.
• Curran Moher Weis Sponsors Heroes vs. Villains Run for Justice for 5th Consecutive Year
• 3 Keys to a "Successful" Virginia Divorce
• In-House Separation in Virginia – How do you do it?
• Will Adultery Impact My Security Clearance?
• 3 Strategies to Keep Your Virginia Divorce Out of Court
• Hiding Assets in a Virginia Divorce is a Game No One Wins
• Divorce and the Holidays: Tips from Curran Moher Weis
• Children’s Testimony in Custody Cases
• UPDATE: Adultery, “Crimes Against Nature,” and the Fifth Amendment in Virginia
• Top 5 Things to Consider about Paying for College in a Virginia Divorce Proceeding
• Holiday Visitation
• Are You Sure You’re Married? A Lesson Learned in Court of Appeals
• Passport Issues in Divorce and Custody Cases
• Curran Moher Weis Expands and Moves Offices
• Custody Cases Involving Relocation
• Equitable Distribution of Property in Virginia: What is "Hybrid" Property, and How is it Divided?
• Division of Military Retired Pay in Virginia
• “What About My Engagement Ring?” Issues of Personal Property Division in Divorce
• Could Living With a Friend Cut Off Spousal Support?
• News Release: Announcing the Opening of Our Family Law Firm in Fairfax
• 6 Myths About Separation and Divorce in Virginia

Articles

• Adultery, "Crimes Against Nature," and The Fifth Amendment in Virginia
• Classification and Division of Stock Options and other Stock Awards in Virginia Divorce Law
• Establishing In-House Separation in Virginia: A Checklist

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