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Phone: (703) 865-5839

Address: 4015 Chain Bridge Rd, Fairfax, VA 22030

Website: http://www.virginiafamilylawcenter.com

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Divorce
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Child Support
Like every other state, Virginia holds every parent responsible for financially supporting his or her children, and child support is the tool it uses to get the job done. If you are facing a child support concern, turn to the professional legal guidance of an experienced Virginia child support attorney.
Child Custody and Visitation
The first step in a divorce or child custody case is to meet with your lawyer before filing any legal documents. The initial meeting acts as a strategy session in which you and your attorney will discuss the details of your situation. Youâ€™ll provide information on what you hope to achieve so your attorney can understand your goals and adequately represent your best interests. Together, youâ€™ll create a path towards the future youâ€™re seeking.
Adoption
Premarital Agreement
Virginia law has long upheld the validity of premarital agreements (also known as prenuptial agreements), which can be a valuable tool to protect property acquired prior to marriage. Premarital agreements also frequently address other issues arising in divorce, including spousal support, with the goal of reducing the scope of any future litigation. Whether our clients ask us to prepare a premarital agreement, or review an agreement prepared by their spouse, we help them make an informed decision prior to signing.
Spousal Support
Spousal support â€“ commonly called alimony â€“ is a payment mechanism that helps to balance the financial inequities that are sometimes experienced by divorcing parties. If one divorcing spouse experiences a financial setback upon divorce and the other is able to help offset it, spousal support may be ordered. Spousal support doesnâ€™t play a role in every divorce, but when it is appropriate, it can be an important tool that helps to bridge the financial gap between divorcing parties. If you have questions or concerns related to spousal support and your divorce, donâ€™t wait to consult with an experienced Virginia divorce attorney.
Legal Separation
In the Commonwealth of Virginia â€“ unlike some other states â€“ there is no legal separation that couples can choose in lieu of divorce. The closest you can come to this is a property settlement agreement (PSA), which is a contract that can also be used to guide the separation requirement (living separately for at least six months or one year) necessary to obtain a divorce in Virginia.
Child Abuse

Criminal Defense
Mr. Eells is a native of New England, having received his Bachelor of Arts Degree in Political Science from Assumption College in Worcester, Massachusetts. He has been a resident of the Commonwealth of Virginia since 1974 and received his Master of Arts Degree in Government from the College of William and Mary. He took some time off to explore a possible career in broadcasting before entering The Antonin Scalia School of Law (George Mason University), where he received his Juris Doctor Degree. His area of practice consists of Family Law, and includes Civil Litigation and Criminal Defense.

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