
Choosing an attorney is the first and most important decision you will make in your case. It’s important to pick someone you trust and with whom you feel comfortable. Look for an attorney who:
You can file for divorce in Virginia under fault or no-fault grounds. There are pros and cons to each. Your first step should be to talk to experienced family law attorneys who can explain how the law applies to your situation and help you start your divorce in the way best calculated to achieve your goals.
If your spouse has already filed for divorce and served you with papers, you have a limited time to respond; contact a family law attorney immediately to discuss next steps. If your spouse has not yet filed for divorce, an experienced attorney can help you understand your options and protect your interests.
No. Just as your children have a right to support from both parents, they have a right to time with both parents. If your co-parent isn’t paying child support as ordered, or if your co-parent is denying the visitation that has been scheduled for you and your children, contact a family law attorney to protect your rights and your children’s.
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