I’m a Disabled Vet. Do I Have to Pay Spousal Support? By Jason E Swango|February 8th, 2021|Categories: Divorce, Family Law, Military, Spousal Support|Tags: alimony, Code of Virginia, disability, disabled, spousal support, status quo, vet, veteran, Virginia code, Virginia Law|Comments Off on I’m a Disabled Vet. Do I Have to Pay Spousal Support? Read More
How Much Do You Have to Owe in Child Support to Go to Jail? By Jason E Swango|November 23rd, 2020|Categories: Child Support, Children & Parenting, Family Law|Tags: arrearages, arrears, child support statistics, Code of Virginia, DCSE, jail, U.S. Census Bureau, Virginia code, Virginia Law|Comments Off on How Much Do You Have to Owe in Child Support to Go to Jail? Read More
What Happens to Student Loan Debt in Divorce? By Jason E Swango|September 14th, 2020|Categories: Children & Parenting, Divorce, Family Law, Finances, Marital Property, Property Division|Tags: Code of Virginia, debt, education loans, marital property, student loans, Virginia code, Virginia courts, Virginia family law, Virginia Law|Comments Off on What Happens to Student Loan Debt in Divorce? Read More
Can I Plead the Fifth in My Virginia Divorce Case? By Jason E Swango|September 7th, 2020|Categories: Adultery, Divorce, Family Law|Tags: 5th Amendment, Amendment V, cheating, Code of Virginia, Fifth Amendment, Pleading the Fifth, United States Constitution, Virginia code, Virginia courts, Virginia family law, Virginia Law|Comments Off on Can I Plead the Fifth in My Virginia Divorce Case? Read More
COVID-19 & Withholding Parenting Time By Jason E Swango|August 25th, 2020|Categories: Child Custody, Children & Parenting, Family Law, Visitation|Tags: Code of Virginia, Coronavirus, COVID, COVID-19, pandemic, parenting, parenting time, Virginia code, Virginia courts, Virginia family law, Virginia Law|Comments Off on COVID-19 & Withholding Parenting Time Read More
The Unforeseen Impact of COVID-19 on Women & Mothers By Jason E Swango|August 17th, 2020|Categories: Abandonment, Child Custody, Children & Parenting, Divorce, Family Law, Father's Rights|Tags: Code of Virginia, Coronavirus, COVID statistics, COVID-19, Virginia code, Virginia courts, Virginia Department of Health, Virginia family law, Virginia Law|Comments Off on The Unforeseen Impact of COVID-19 on Women & Mothers Read More
I’m Paying Child Support for Children Who Aren’t Mine By Jason E Swango|August 10th, 2020|Categories: Child Support, Children & Parenting, Family Law, Finances, Paternity|Tags: Acknowledgement of Paternity, AOP, Code of Virginia, disestablish paternity, DNA test, paternity, Virginia code, Virginia courts, Virginia family law, Virginia Law|Comments Off on I’m Paying Child Support for Children Who Aren’t Mine Read More
Should I Refinance My Home Before or After Divorce? By Jason E Swango|August 3rd, 2020|Categories: Divorce, Family Law, Finances, Marital Property, Property Division, Separation Agreement, Settlement Agreement|Tags: Code of Virginia, mortgage, real estate, refinance, Virginia code, Virginia courts, Virginia family law, Virginia Law|Comments Off on Should I Refinance My Home Before or After Divorce? Read More
How Does a Child from Another Relationship Affect Child Support? By Jason E Swango|July 6th, 2020|Categories: Child Support, Children & Parenting, Family Law|Tags: Code of Virginia, DCSE, Department of Child Support Enforcement, Virginia code, Virginia courts, Virginia family law, Virginia Law|Comments Off on How Does a Child from Another Relationship Affect Child Support? 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
