Posted by Livesay & Myers, P.C. on October 10, 2014 | Family Law
It’s a common story. Pursuant to your Virginia divorce decree, you are ordered to pay...
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Posted by Jonathan McHugh on October 10, 2014 | Custody, Family Law
Parents going through a divorce or encountering custody or visitation issues can face a very...
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Posted by Livesay & Myers, P.C. on October 10, 2014 | Custody, Divorce, Family Law
The first step for most people in obtaining legal counsel for a custody, divorce or...
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Posted by Livesay & Myers, P.C. on September 9, 2014 | Family Law
Any person taken to court has certain rights that must be respected. The Fifth and...
Read MoreCooling Hot-Button School-Related Co-Parenting Issues
Posted by Matthew Smith on September 9, 2014 | Custody, Family Law
As the calendar turns to September and football season begins anew, children all over the...
Read MoreFour Pitfalls to Avoid in Your Custody Case
Posted by Livesay & Myers, P.C. on September 9, 2014 | Custody, Family Law
Parents sometimes unintentionally sabotage their own custody cases. Sometimes the sabotage happens before the parent...
Read MoreHow Does Relocation Affect Your Custody and Visitation Order?
Posted by Livesay & Myers, P.C. on August 8, 2014 | Custody, Family Law
Summertime! It is the time of year where many of our military families are going...
Read MoreChild Preference in Virginia Custody and Visitation Cases
Posted by Jonathan McHugh on August 8, 2014 | Custody, Family Law
When a couple decides to separate and pursue a divorce, there are countless questions and...
Read MoreJoint Custody of Children in Virginia
Posted by Livesay & Myers, P.C. on August 8, 2014 | Custody, Family Law
Every parent involved in a child custody dispute is concerned about the kind of custody...
Read MoreFamily Care Plans and Custody Orders in Virginia
Posted by Livesay & Myers, P.C. on August 8, 2014 | Custody, Family Law, Military Divorce
A Family Care Plan (FCP) is a document that certain active duty or reserve servicemembers,...
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