Divorce Law

Fairfax • Virginia Beach • Richmond • Lynchburg •  Manassas

Our law firm is committed to assisting mothers and fathers, men and women, and parents and grandparents resolve family law issues. Our goal is help you achieve your goals in the most effective and cost-efficient manner possible. We assist clients with all aspects of family law, including the following:

• Divorce Planning: We assist clients who are contemplating divorce with getting all their affairs in order prior to filing for divorce.
• Uncontested Divorce: Our family law attorneys are available to assist clients who desire an uncontested divorce, i.e., clients who have already worked out an agreement regarding custody, support, and property distribution.
• Contested Divorce: Our divorce lawyers have extensive experience handling all aspects of a contested divorce, including issues regarding children, alimony, and the division of property and debts.
• Child Custody and Visitation: Our Virginia and Massachusetts child custody lawyers can assist you with child custody issues, including relocation issues. We also help clients establish workable visitation schedules.
• Alimony (Spousal) and Child Support : Our team of legal professionals can assist you in calculating child support and understanding alimony or spousal support, as well as represent your legal interests.
• Distribution of Property: Our property division lawyers can assist you with the equitable distribution of marital assets and debts, including classification of property as marital or nonmarital and valuation issues.
• Post-Divorce Modifications: Our divorce attorneys have experience with all post-decree modifications, including child custody modifications, visitation modifications, and alimony and child support modifications.
• Domestic Violence-DV: If you have been a victim of domestic violence the Virginia divorce lawyers at SRIS, P.C. can help you. It is very critical for a client to obtain timely advice and counsel of an experienced family law attorney if you have been falsely accused of abuse.
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