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Posted By James Livesay •Divorce
Virginia law allows for divorce based on both fault-based and “no-fault” grounds. The fault-based grounds include desertion (actual or “constructive”), adultery,...
Posted By James Livesay •Custody Family Law
In custody cases where a child has lived in multiple states, under the Uniform Child Custody Jurisdiction Enforcement Act (UCCJEA) the initial...
Posted By James Livesay •Divorce Family Law
The Fairfax County Circuit Court recently issued an opinion that sheds light on an important aspect of Virginia divorce law: when...
Posted By James Livesay •Family Law
If you have been accused of domestic violence, you should be aware that the issuance of a civil protective order order can,...
Posted By James Livesay •Divorce Family Law
When parties file a complaint for divorce, they often ask the court to determine a myriad of issues: spousal support,...
Posted By James Livesay •Family Law
A frequently asked question in Virginia divorce cases is whether one party may relinquish his or her parental rights in...
Posted By James Livesay •Divorce Family Law
It is a common story. You get married. You and your new husband or wife buy a beautiful new home....
Posted By James Livesay •Family Law
There are several ways to collect unpaid child support in Virginia. Payees of child support can take action either in...
Posted By James Livesay •Family Law
On June 3rd, 2013, the Supreme Court of the United States reviewed a provision of Virginia law and declared it...
Posted By James Livesay •Family Law
The end of any relationship can be a trying time for the parties involved, regardless of marital status. For married...