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  • Can you expect child support to help you cover college costs?

    May 28, 2019

    Putting children through college has become so expensive that many couples begin planning for college savings before they ever even get pregnant with their first child. Other than saving for retirement, saving for a child’s college education will likely be the largest savings effort you make in your life. Even if your child goes to an affordable state or community college, a single year’s tuition could likely exceed the down payment you saved for your...
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  • Physical and Legal Custody Are Important Responsibilities

    Apr 25, 2019

    Child custody is often an important issue when Virginia parents decide to divorce. Individuals who share children may know that they do not want to be in relationships any longer but may not know how to separate their lives while providing their children with what they need. With the help of their family law attorneys, many parents can make responsible decisions about how to share and co-parent their kids with their exes. Child custody involves...
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  • Important Information Related to Child Support in Virginia

    Mar 12, 2019

    Children deserve to receive love and support from both of their parents. That is why the courts may become involved in child support matters when parents choose to end their relationships in divorce. Child support is money that parents pay to ensure that their kids have everything they need to live healthy and happy lives. However, please keep in mind that this family law overview of child support should not be used as legal advice...
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  • When Should You Protect Your Parenting Time?

    Feb 4, 2019

    In the months and years following a divorce, many parents find it difficult to know when to protect their parenting time and when to practice flexibility. Some parents allow too much flexibility in their shared parenting time and miss valuable experiences with their children, while others may not allow for events beyond the other parent’s control. Most parents understand that the time they spend with their children is precious and once it is gone, they...
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  • Requirements for a Virginia Divorce

    Jan 28, 2019

    In order to file for divorce in Virginia, there are a number of requirements that individuals must meet in order to be able to use the courts of the Commonwealth for their proceedings. This post will explain some of the most relevant issues that individuals will have to confront to get divorced in Virginia, but readers are asked to discuss their own divorce cases with their family law attorneys to get actual legal advice. First,...
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  • Virginia Law Allows Grandparents to Seek Visitation

    Dec 12, 2018

    Being a grandparent often involves many of the same joys that one experienced as a parent. From gift-giving to attending special events, you can provide your grandchild with material, emotional and social support. You likely have a deep love for your grandchildren, as well as a desire to see them thrive. Grandparents often invest a significant amount of their personal time and money into the health, well-being and development of their grandchildren. Unfortunately, disruptions in...
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