We love to help educate our clients about their options when it comes to divorce and family law in Virginia. We have created this online article library as a way to empower our clients and give them the tools they need to be an active, informed decision maker in their legal matters.
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Challenges for Grandparents Raising GrandchildrenIt is not uncommon for grandparents to raise grandchildren, due to many factors. Smith Strong can help with establishing this legal relationship. 804-325-1245.
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Involvement as a Non-Custodial ParentStaying involved in your child's life as a non-custodial parent is not only possible, it is very important. Call Smith Strong at 804.325.1245 (Richmond) or 757.941.4298 (Williamsburg).
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Preparing for a Custody EvaluationWhat to expect and how to prepare for a child custody evaluation. Smith Strong can help: 804.325.1245 (Richmond) and 757.941.4298 (Williamsburg).
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When Tort Law and Family Law IntersectAre there any legal ways to force a parent to share time with a child? Smith Strong can help: 804.325.1245 (Richmond) or 757.941.4298 (Williamsburg).
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Shared Parenting Legislation in VirginiaVirginia's policies on child custody may be outdated. Call Smith Strong at 804.325.1245 (Richmond) or 757.941.4298 (Williamsburg).
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Visitation Factors in Custody CasesJudges consider many factors when determining visitation schedules. For help, call Smith Strong at 804-325-1245 or 757-941-4298.
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Experts Used in Divorce, Custody, and Support CasesExpert witnesses in family law cases are extremely valuable. Call Smith Strong for help: 804.325.1245 (Richmond) or 757.941.4298 (Williamsburg).
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The Importance of Being Timely in Filing Virginia Child Custody AppealsIt is very important to file your child custody appeal on time. Call Smith Strong for help: 804.325.1245 (Richmond) or 757.941.4298 (Williamsburg).
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Is Shared Custody or Shared Parenting the New Norm in Virginia?Trends around father's rights have evolved over time. Read about shared custody and shared parenting in Virginia today.
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Modern Family: Asserting a Grandparent’s Rights in Virginia Child Custody CasesGrandparents can win custody of children in some cases, explained here. Call Smith Strong at 804.325.1245 to discuss your matter.
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Third Party Custody and Visitation RightsIn many cases today, third parties (non-parents) are being granted custody of children in divorce cases. This brings about some unique issues and challenges.
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Unmarried With Children in Virginia: Increase in Cohabitating Raises Concerns About Children With Less Household StabilityIncreasingly, more couples are choosing to have children while cohabitating, rather than getting married first. How does this affect children? 804.325.1245
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