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When you’re a parent, your biggest worry in a divorce is how you’re going to make sure your kids are okay. You only want what’s best for your family, and understanding your child custody options in Virginia can be challenging.…
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Virginia judges decide on child custody cases based on the child's best interest. That involves multiple factors, including each parent’s relationship with their child, the child’s age, and whether a history of family abuse exists. Here, we discuss the types…
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Sometimes, divorced parents decide to move out of state to pursue new career opportunities or marriages. While custodial parents with minor children aren’t prevented from relocating outside the Commonwealth of Virginia, doing so can cause complications for the non-custodial parent,…
If you are divorcing your spouse and you share minor children with them, one of the major issues you’ll need to iron out is child custody. It’s not uncommon for parents to disagree over who should have custody. If you…
