Child Custody

Protecting What Matters

Ready to talk with someone about your child custody, support, or visitation matter? We’re here to help.



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Services We Offer

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Legal and physical custody guidance
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Drafting and negotiating parenting plans
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Visitation schedules and modifications
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Child support calculation and agreements
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Representation in custody or support hearings
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Enforcement of court orders
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Mediation support and litigation as needed

Each Family Is Unique,
And So Is Every Solution
We Craft

Whether you’re working to establish a new parenting arrangement or modify an existing one, our team advocates for solutions that reflect your child’s best interests and protect your role in their life. We approach every case with a commitment to fairness, stability, and long-term well-being.

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Frequently Asked Questions

Child support in Virginia is calculated using the child support guidelines outlined in Virginia Code § 20-108.2. Sole guidelines are calculated when one parent has physical custody of the child for 90 days or less annually, and shared guidelines are calculated when both parents have physical custody of the child for 91 days or more annually.

Legal custody refers to the right to make legal decisions, such as educational, medical, religious, etc., for a minor child. Physical custody refers to where the minor child resides.

A motion to amend a custody, visitation, or support order can be filed to change it. The party filing the motion must prove that a material change in circumstance has occurred, meaning something significant must have happened since the entry of the last order.