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Can a Person Ask for a Continuance Without a Lawyer During a Divorce Hearing in Virginia Law?

April 26, 2017continuance divorce hearing Law Lawyer person Virginia

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Can a Person Ask for a Continuance Without a Lawyer During a Divorce Hearing in Virginia Law?

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An individual with a pending divorce case may need additional time to prepare for Virginia domestic relations court proceedings. A litigant without a lawyer can ask the court for a continuance. The litigant can make the request before or during the divorce hearing by following the relevant circuit court procedures.