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Co-Parenting and COVID-19

Divorced parents who share custody of their children find themselves in uncharted territory when it comes to co-parenting in the age of COVID-19. Unfortunately many of these parents did not have functional relationship prior to the emergency, and for them, the pressures of the unique situation have created unprecedented challenges. Let us consider some of the most frequent COVID-19 related...

Family LawMay 26, 20200 comments

by VA Family Law Firm

Virginia Family Law 2020 Legislative Update

Each year elected representatives in the Virginia House and Senate introduce pieces of legislation, also called bills, and work to have them passed into law. Our family law attorneys monitor the legislative process to keep apprised of changes in the law as they relate to the practice of family law and our clients’ cases. A few of the newly passed bills are discussed below in our Virginia...

Family LawMay 11, 20200 comments

NOTICE – CORONAVIRUS (COVID-19)

As we all deal with the coronavirus (COVID-19), we hope that you and your family stay safe and well. The health and safety of Grenadier, Duffett, Levi, Winkler & Rubin, P.C.’s existing and prospective clients and our employees are of the utmost importance. We will continue to provide legal services during the COVID-19 (“coronavirus”) outbreak and have taken steps to reduce the risk of spreading the virus in accordance with CDC guidelines and state regulations.

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