What is Right of First Refusal in a Custody Agreement?By Jason E Swango|March 23rd, 2020|Categories: Child Custody, Children & Parenting, Family Law|Tags: custody agreement, first right of refusal, right of first refusal|Comments Off on What is Right of First Refusal in a Custody Agreement? Read More
What You Need to Know About Divorce as a Military SpouseBy Jason E Swango|March 16th, 2020|Categories: Child Custody, Children & Parenting, Divorce, Family Law, Military, Parental Rights|Tags: 20/20/20 rule, Defense Finance and Accounting Services, DFAS, JAG, military relocation, military retirement, SBP, Survivor Benefits Plan, TRICARE|Comments Off on What You Need to Know About Divorce as a Military Spouse Read More
Virginia Receives C- on NPO’s Shared Parenting Report CardBy Jason E Swango|March 13th, 2020|Categories: Children & Parenting, Family Law|Tags: Code of Virginia, National Parents Organization, NPO, shared parenting, Shared Parenting Report, United States, Virginia code|Comments Off on Virginia Receives C- on NPO’s Shared Parenting Report Card Read More
Leaving an Abusive Marriage with ChildrenBy Jason E Swango|March 9th, 2020|Categories: Abuse, Child Abuse, Children & Parenting, Domestic Violence, Family Law, Marriage, Parental Rights|Tags: abuse, abusive household, abusive wife, protective order|Comments Off on Leaving an Abusive Marriage with Children Read More
The Biggest Challenges of Being the Primary CustodianBy Jason E Swango|February 24th, 2020|Categories: Child Custody, Children & Parenting, Family Law, Fatherhood, Parenting Plan, Visitation|Tags: Code of Virginia, joint custody, legal custody, physical custody, primary custodian, primary custody, shared custody, sole custody, Virginia code|Comments Off on The Biggest Challenges of Being the Primary Custodian Read More
Can My Wife Be Charged with Child Abduction?By Jason E Swango|February 10th, 2020|Categories: Abduction, Child Custody, Children & Parenting, Emergency Orders, Family Law|Tags: abduction, Code of Virginia, contempt of court, kidnapping, parental kidnapping, Virginia code, Virginia courts, Virginia family law, Virginia Law|Comments Off on Can My Wife Be Charged with Child Abduction? Read More
Drug Addiction and Its Effects on Your Virginia Family Law CaseBy Jason E Swango|February 3rd, 2020|Categories: Child Custody, Child Support, Children & Parenting, Divorce, Domestic Violence, Family Law, Visitation|Tags: addiction, alcohol, drug use, drugs, methamphetamines, opiods, painkillers, substance abuse|Comments Off on Drug Addiction and Its Effects on Your Virginia Family Law Case Read More
4 Tips for Helping Your Children Manage Their AngerBy Jason E Swango|January 27th, 2020|Categories: Child Disciplining, Children & Parenting, Fatherhood|Tags: anger, behavior, consequences, crying, crying fits, parenting, tantrums, tips|Comments Off on 4 Tips for Helping Your Children Manage Their Anger Read More
The Stunning Consequences of Absent FathersBy Jason E Swango|January 13th, 2020|Categories: Children & Parenting, Fatherhood|Tags: fatherless, fatherlessness, National Fatherhood Initiative, statistics, studies|Comments Off on The Stunning Consequences of Absent Fathers Read More
6 Rad Rainy-Day Activities for Dads & Their KidsBy Jason E Swango|December 23rd, 2019|Categories: Children & Parenting, Family Law, Fatherhood|Tags: activities, board, cooking, garage games games, rainy day, reading|Comments Off on 6 Rad Rainy-Day Activities for Dads & Their Kids Read More
