
Take Your First Step Toward Resolution
At the Law Office of Li-Shann Durst, we provide confidential consultations to help you understand your options and move forward with clarity. Complete the form below or contact us directly to get started.
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Initial Consultation
Review property details and financial records.
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Classification
Determine marital vs. separate property. Assess the fair market value of homes, businesses, accounts, and more.
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Negotiation
Work toward fair distribution outside of court when possible.
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Finalization
If litigation is necessary, present a strong case to protect your interests.
Why Choose Our Approach
Our collaborative methods prioritize your children's well-being while preserving important family relationships.
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Child-Centered Focus
Every decision is made with your children's emotional and physical well-being as the top priority.
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Collaborative Solutions
We work to minimize conflict and find solutions that work for your entire family's future.
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Fair & Flexible
Arrangements that are fair to both parents and can adapt as your children grow and change.
Frequently Asked Questions
Common questions about Property Division in Virginia
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No. Virginia uses equitable distribution, which means division is based on fairness, not necessarily equality.
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Property owned before marriage, inheritances, and gifts are typically considered separate—unless they’ve been co-mingled with marital assets.
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Yes. Marital debts such as mortgages, credit cards, and loans are part of equitable distribution.
Related Services
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Schedule a consultation today to protect your assets and ensure a fair resolution during divorce.