Tortious Interference with Parental Rights (TIPR) & Your Case By Jason E Swango|May 11th, 2021|Categories: Children & Parenting, Family Law, Parental Rights|Tags: Common Law, Supreme Court, Tort, Tortious, Tortious interference, Wyatt v. McDermott|Comments Off on Tortious Interference with Parental Rights (TIPR) & Your Case Read More
Preparing for a GAL Home Visit in Virginia By Jason E Swango|April 26th, 2021|Categories: Child Custody, Children & Parenting, Family Law|Tags: GAL, Guardian Ad Litem, guardians ad litem, home inspection, home visit|Comments Off on Preparing for a GAL Home Visit in Virginia Read More
What Happens When You Go to Jail for Child Support in Virginia? By Jason E Swango|April 19th, 2021|Categories: Child Support, Children & Parenting, Family Law|Tags: DCSE, Division of Child Support Enforcement, incarceration, jail|Comments Off on What Happens When You Go to Jail for Child Support in Virginia? Read More
A Look Back: Parental Rights Before the Tender Years Doctrine By Jason E Swango|April 5th, 2021|Categories: Children & Parenting, Family Law, Father's Rights, Parental Rights|Tags: best interests of the child, history, parental rights, Tender Years, tender years doctrine|Comments Off on A Look Back: Parental Rights Before the Tender Years Doctrine Read More
Is a Child’s SSI Considered in Child Support Calculations? By Jason E Swango|March 29th, 2021|Categories: Child Support, Children & Parenting, Family Law|Tags: SSDI, SSI, Supplemental Security Disability Income, Supplemental Security Income|Comments Off on Is a Child’s SSI Considered in Child Support Calculations? Read More
Can You Stop Child Support if Both Parents Agree? By Jason E Swango|March 8th, 2021|Categories: Child Support, Children & Parenting, Family Law|Tags: Code of Virginia, contempt of court, DCSE, Department of Child Support Enforcement, Virginia code|Comments Off on Can You Stop Child Support if Both Parents Agree? Read More
Alienation into Adulthood: The Long-term Effects of Parental Alienation By Jason E Swango|March 1st, 2021|Categories: Children & Parenting, Family Law, Parental Alienation|Tags: emotional abuse, PAS, psychological abuse, relationships|Comments Off on Alienation into Adulthood: The Long-term Effects of Parental Alienation Read More
Can I Keep My TRICARE after Divorcing? By Jason E Swango|February 15th, 2021|Categories: Children & Parenting, Divorce, Family Law, Military|Tags: benefits, health insurance, healthcare, medical insurance, military spouse, MILSO, milspouse, QLEs, Qualifiying Life Events, TRICARE|Comments Off on Can I Keep My TRICARE after Divorcing? Read More
Who Has Custody of a Child If The Parents Aren’t Married? By Jason E Swango|February 1st, 2021|Categories: Child Custody, Children & Parenting, Family Law|Tags: Acknowledgement of Paternity, AOP, Code of Virginia, DCSE, Department of Social Services, Division of Child Support Enforcement, DSS, establishing paternity, prima facie, Virginia code|Comments Off on Who Has Custody of a Child If The Parents Aren’t Married? Read More
My Ex-Wife is Dating a Felon. How Do I Get Full Custody? By Jason E Swango|January 18th, 2021|Categories: Child Custody, Children & Parenting, Family Law, Father's Rights, Fatherhood|Tags: Code of Virginia, dating, felon, felony, relationships, Virginia code|Comments Off on My Ex-Wife is Dating a Felon. How Do I Get Full Custody? Read More
