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When a family goes through a major transition like divorce, the presence of substance abuse adds a layer of complexity to an already fraught situation. Not only is substance abuse a potential basis for the end of the relationship, but it also impacts divorce or custody matters on numerous levels. It is vital to be aware of the potential roadblocks presented by addiction issues and plan accordingly.

Going through a change in your family composition can be a challenging and overwhelming experience, often making it feel like you have lost control over your life. Although it is not possible to regain control entirely, there are concrete steps you can take to manage certain aspects of the process, giving you a voice.

A consultation is a substantive meeting. Our time and advice have value, and we hope that potential clients recognize and respect this. If you are considering a family law matter and want to have the complete attention of seasoned professionals who can help you decide what to do in a timely manner, contact us for a consultation.

ReeseLaw, P.C., can provide guidance and representation in the best strategy to protect privacy in a family law matter. Contact us today for a consultation from an experienced family law attorney in Fairfax, VA.

When a family goes through a divorce, the change will always be a challenge. However, some adult relationships end with intense, long-lasting emotional, financial, and even physical disputes. These are referred to as "high conflict divorce," and they can occur in a marital relationship as well as when unmarried parents end their relationship.

ReeseLaw is proud of its commitment to giving back. As we approach the holidays this year, we plan to continue sharing our blessings with others. We believe that this commitment makes us better lawyers and better people. If you want to work with a firm that is dedicated to its clients, not only as litigants; but as unique individuals with interests, needs, hopes and dreams well outside of the litigation, contact us today.

This article discusses alternatives to legal separation in Virginia, as the state does not recognize the status of "legal separation" in marriage. Instead, couples can consider postnuptial or separation agreements, which are binding contracts outlining the rights and responsibilities of each spouse. These agreements offer a way to live apart without divorce. Learn more by reading through our blog written by experienced postnuptial attorneys here at Reese Law Office.

Recently, there has been a lot written about "grey divorce," referring to couples who divorce later in life, and some unique issues that they need to consider. Similarly, for individuals entering marriage after age 50, or those marrying for the second or third time, a "grey" prenuptial agreement can be a valuable tool.

Since founding ReeseLaw, P.C., Kate Reese has fostered an environment that encourages lifelong learning and development. Mentorship is a priority for Kate, as she sees it as a critical part of offering the best client services in the family law arena, a critical emphasis in her management style and an opportunity to promote excellence in her field

June was LGBTQ+ Pride month, a time to celebrate the diverse ways people live and love. It is also a time when many people choose to acknowledge, own, and even embrace their own LGBTQ+ identity. When this happens to a person in a committed relationship, particularly one with children, this journey involves speaking truth to loved ones who have a vision and expectations that may be disrupted by the information. It requires courage, sensitivity, and thoughtful planning. Read more for some essential steps to consider: