On behalf of Meyer & Bowden, PLLC | Jun 29, 2020 | Child custody
Like other states, Virginia has a rule that requires parents who are subject to custody and parenting time orders to let each other know if they plan to move. Specifically, the law of this state requires that any parent who wants to move for any reason, whether they...
On behalf of Meyer & Bowden, PLLC | Jun 2, 2020 | Child custody
Many people think of the term “child custody” as referring to just which parent lives with the child. In fact, Virginia law recognizes child custody as encompassing much more, including the rights of noncustodial parents to visitation with their children...
On behalf of Meyer & Bowden, PLLC | May 12, 2020 | Child custody, Divorce, Family law
Divorce is always an emotionally draining time for the couple, but it takes a very particular toll on the children. Both parents have to be on the same page as to how they are to help their child navigate this rather tumultuous time. It is important for parents to...
On behalf of Meyer & Bowden, PLLC | May 5, 2020 | Child custody
For many parents going through a divorce or facing single parenthood, caring for your child and setting them up for success is a major issue. It can seem like there are no right answers and every choice leads to criticism. But there are ways to create a sense of...
