Where will I find a lawyer to help with child support

You can use this website to help you find an attorney. You can also do a google search to find someone in your area. Good luck!

How long does a uncontested divorce take in Virginia with children or community property?

Every divorce is different on how long it takes from start to finish. Meet with a local attorney who handles divorces. That person can give you a...

In my area of the state you cannot file to modify custody for six months after the current order was entered. You may want to find out if there is...

How do I go about getting his rights taken?

From what you stated, it appears that the best route for you may be to seek a step-parent adoption with your current husband. An adoption would...

What to do about a landlord who comes into my daughter's apartment unannounced and at odd hours - no apparent emergency.

You definitely need to contact a local attorney that handles landlord/tenant. The general rule of thumb is that a landlord cannot enter into a...

What type of legal representation do I need to get child support increased from what was agreed upon in the divorce decree?

You definitely need to consult with a family law attorney. The attorney would want to take a look at your divorce decree and also run some...

Getting full custody of my son

You definitely need to talk to a local family law attorney. It sounds like you have several issues going on here, like back child support and...

Does my child have to see her father?

I think that you need to talk to a local family law attorney. As stated by the other attorneys, more facts need to be known about your situation...

I would like to stop having to pay my ex-wife alimony. We have not minor children and did not have any at the time of divorce.

Generally speaking, your military retirement is through the equitable distribution process and cannot be changed post-decree. In regards to the...

Divorce decree is not being obayed

I absolutely agree with the other attorney. There are ways to enforce your divorce decree by Rule to Show Cause. This is basically a court action...