
What Happens to Retirement Accounts and Property in a Divorce?
In Virginia, retirement accounts and property built during a marriage are usually treated as marital
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Whitney Pennington graduated from law school in 2012. In early 2013 she passed the Virginia bar exam and she has been practicing law ever since. She has been actively practicing ever since graduating, to include family law cases such as divorce and custody matters, real property cases, estate planning, traffic infraction cases, and as a magistrate. This assortment of experience as a magistrate and as a private attorney has given her a unique insight to both sides of cases and filled her practice arsenal with practical wisdom that she utilizes in every case.
In 2022, she made the decision to open her own law firm to serve her community by fulfilling a niche in the family law area that she sought to offer her clients. Whitney hopes to serve you in with her firm.
Whitney Pennington will stand unwaveringly for her client’s best interests every divorce, custody or support matter that she takes on. To schedule a consultation to discuss your legal matter, contact her today at (571) 481-9977. As one of the trusted lawyers in Abingdon, VA, she is available to assist whenever you are ready.

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