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
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
How to Talk to Your Child about Parental Alienation By Jason E Swango|December 7th, 2020|Categories: Children & Parenting, Family Law, Parental Alienation, Parental Rights|Tags: Code of Virginia, parental alienation, parental alienation syndrome, PAS, Virginia code|Comments Off on How to Talk to Your Child about Parental Alienation Read More
Can a Mother Lose Custody for Not Having a Job? By Jason E Swango|November 2nd, 2020|Categories: Child Custody, Children & Parenting, Family Law, Parental Rights, Visitation|Tags: best interests of the child, Code of Virginia, custody factors, job loss, joblessness, unemployed, unemployment, Virginia code|Comments Off on Can a Mother Lose Custody for Not Having a Job? Read More
Can I Transfer My Child(ren) to Another School? By Jason E Swango|July 20th, 2020|Categories: Child Custody, Children & Parenting, Family Law, Parental Rights|Tags: Code of Virginia, Virginia code|Comments Off on Can I Transfer My Child(ren) to Another School? Read More
My Ex is Quarantined with the Kids … Can I Still See Them? By Jason E Swango|May 7th, 2020|Categories: Child Custody, Children & Parenting, Family Law, Parental Rights, Visitation|Tags: Coronavirus, COVID-19, quarantine, shelter in place, Stay at Home Order, Virginia|Comments Off on My Ex is Quarantined with the Kids … Can I Still See Them? Read More
She Didn’t Put Me on the Birth Certificate … Do I Have Any Rights? By Jason E Swango|April 6th, 2020|Categories: Child Custody, Children & Parenting, Family Law, Father's Rights, Fatherhood, Parental Rights, Paternity|Tags: Acknowledgement of Paternity, AOP, Code of Virginia, parental rights, paternal rights, VBFR, Virginia Birth Father Registry, Virginia code|Comments Off on She Didn’t Put Me on the Birth Certificate … Do I Have Any Rights? Read More
What You Need to Know About Divorce as a Military Spouse By 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
Leaving an Abusive Marriage with Children By 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
My Wife is Threatening to Not Return My Children By Jason E Swango|December 16th, 2019|Categories: Child Custody, Children & Parenting, Family Law, Parental Rights, Visitation|Tags: Child Protective Services, Code of Virginia, contempt, CPS, Rule to Show Cause, show cause, Virginia Child Protective Services, Virginia code|Comments Off on My Wife is Threatening to Not Return My Children Read More
