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The Code of Virginia provides at 20-124.8. that: A. Any court order limiting previously ordered custodial or visitation rights of a deploying parent or guardian due to the parent's or guardian's depl...
See Full GuideThe Code of Virginia provides at 20-124.7. regarding Military parents by defining: "Deploying parent or guardian" means a parent of a child under the age of 18 whose parental rights have not been ter...
See Full GuideThe Code of Virginia provides at 20-124.6 that :A. Notwithstanding any other provision of law, neither parent, regardless of whether such parent has custody, shall be denied access to the academic or ...
See Full GuideThe Code of Virginia provides at 20-124.5 that In any proceeding involving custody or visitation, the court shall include as a condition of any custody or visitation order a requirement that thirty da...
See Full GuideThe Code of Virginia provides at 20-124.4. that In any appropriate case the court shall refer the parents or persons with a legitimate interest to a dispute resolution evaluation session to be conduc...
See Full GuideThe Code of Virginia provides at 20-124.3 the factors that Virginia courts us in considering the best interests of the child: In determining best interests of a child for purposes of determining cust...
See Full GuideThe Code of Virginia provides at 20-124.2:1 that: In any proceeding in a court of record to determine custody or visitation, when the court conducts an in camera interview of a minor child whose cust...
See Full GuideThe Code of Virginia provides at 20-124.2 that: E. The court shall have the continuing authority and jurisdiction to make any additional orders necessary to effectuate and enforce any order entered p...
See Full GuideThe Code of Virginia provides at 20-124.2 that: D. In any case in which custody or visitation of minor children is at issue, whether in a circuit or district court, the court may order an independent...
See Full GuideThe Code of Virginia provides at 20-124.2 that: C. The court may order that support be paid for any child of the parties. The court shall also order that support will continue to be paid for any chil...
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