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Cooper, Ginsberg, and Gray named Northern Virginia Magazine’s Top Lawyers 2023!

Congratulations to Heather, Dan, and David for being named in Northern Virginia Magazine’s Top Lawyers 2023! To compile this list, Northern Virginia Magazine sends surveys to Northern Virginia a...

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Can Alimony be Terminated Due to Cohabitation in Virginia?

Are you paying alimony (spousal support) to your former spouse who is now living with a significant other?  Are you receiving spousal support and living with a significant other?  Depending on the l...

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10 Brand New Laws in 2023 Affecting Family Law Cases in Virginia

Several new laws took effect in Virginia on July 1st 2023 that involve family law matters.  Here is a synopsis: Pregnancy and Delivery Expenses Previously, mothers could seek reimbursement of “reas...

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CGG Attends Shelter House’s Changing Lives Benefit Luncheon

On Tuesday, April 25, 2023, David Ginsberg, Heather Cooper, Robert Kotwicki, and Bailee Brumfield attended Shelter House‘s Changing Lives Benefit Luncheon at Westwood Country Club. The luncheon ...

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CGG Celebrates National Denim Day

Today is National Denim Day. Celebrated on the last Wednesday of April, Denim Day started as a campaign against sexual assault apologists. In the summer of 1998, an 18-year-old Italian girl was raped ...

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Stephanie Smith Admitted into the American Academy of Matrimonial Lawyers

CGG is bursting with pride over Stephanie Smith’s recent admission into the American Academy of Matrimonial Lawyers! Fellows of the AAML are some of the most well-respected family law lawyers in the...

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CCG Attend 2022 Washingtonian’s Top Lawyer Reception

On Thursday, February 9th, Heather, David, Dan, Stephanie and Nate attended a reception for the lawyers in the Washington DC Metropolitan area who were included on Washingtonian’s Top Lawyer List fo...

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Post-9/11 GI Bill Benefits for Former Spouses

The first GI Bill was enacted in 1944 as a way to provide benefits such as educational grants, mortgages, and business loans to veterans following World War II. It was passed because many service memb...

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5 Tips When Considering a Prenuptial Agreement

On the fence about whether to get a Premarital Agreement? While it’s much more exciting to focus on dresses, flowers and honeymoon destinations than contemplate the “what ifs” of a divorce, more...

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Collaborative Process for a Prenuptial Agreements

The Top 5 Reasons Couples Should use the Collaborative Process for Prenuptial Agreements

“OMG, I cannot wait to be engaged so we can negotiate our Prenup!” … said no one ever. Prenuptial Agreements, also known as Premarital Agreements, are not fun or romantic. In fact, they often cr...

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