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For over 30 years, Randall J. Borden has been a trusted family law advocate serving clients across Virginia and Maryland, with a strong record of successful outcomes and client satisfaction. Known for his integrity, skill, and results-driven approach, he is both a determined litigator in court and a supportive, caring presence outside of it, always prioritizing his clients’ best interests.
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Divorce
Expert divorce guidance: filing, custody, asset division, and mediation support. Ensuring fair, respectful resolutions with professional legal care.
Alimony (Spoussal Support)
Legal support for spousal maintenance: guiding fair financial arrangements post-divorce, ensuring stability and equitable support for both parties.
Child Support
Legal assistance for child support: ensuring fair financial contributions, protecting children’s welfare, and guiding parents through custody and payment arrangements.
Child Custody
Legal guidance for child custody: ensuring fair parental rights, protecting children’s welfare, and resolving custody disputes with professional care.
Child Custody and Support Modification
Legal help for modifying child custody and support orders: ensuring fair updates, protecting children’s welfare, and guiding parents through legal adjustments.
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Just an expression of profound sense of gratitude for Attorney Randall John Borden's kind legal counsel resolving my case the second time around. Will always carry fond memories of his enduring one on one attorney client privileged conscientious relationship with me. The...
Attorney Randall J. Borden provided clear and concise information, which was highly relevant to my case. My call exceeded expectations, and I would recommend Attorney Borden to others. He became like a brother to me throughout the duration of my case, ensuring I could rest...
Mr. Borden is very knowledgeable and gave me awesome straight to the point consultation. It will aid me tremendously in my upcoming custody case. Thank you again sir!
Testimonials
Review From Our Clients
Just an expression of profound sense of gratitude for Attorney Randall John Borden's kind legal counsel resolving my case the second time around. Will always carry fond memories of his enduring one on one attorney client privileged conscientious relationship with me. The...
Attorney Randall J. Borden provided clear and concise information, which was highly relevant to my case. My call exceeded expectations, and I would recommend Attorney Borden to others. He became like a brother to me throughout the duration of my case, ensuring I could rest...
Mr. Borden is very knowledgeable and gave me awesome straight to the point consultation. It will aid me tremendously in my upcoming custody case. Thank you again sir!
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Each case is different. In Virginia, a party can be divorced on “no fault” grounds once separated for a period of six (6) months provided (s)he has entered into a property settlement agreement and does not have any minor children. If there are minor children, the couple must be separated for a period of one (1) year for a no fault divorce. Because of the required separation, it is sometimes beneficial to enter into a comprehensive Marital Settlement Agreement during the mandatory separation period to avoid the potential confusion, stress, and anxiety that may occur when going through the divorce process.
The domestic relations laws in Virginia are complex and confusing. No divorce case is the same and your case is specific to your situation. You should know your rights, including what you might be entitled to, and what to expect from your facts and circumstances.
The divorce process formally begins with a bill of complaint, or petition for divorce. Even in amicable situations, one spouse will file the petition and serve it on the other spouse. The spouse who files the petition is known as the plaintiff, and the spouse who receives the petition is the defendant. Your divorce attorney will help you complete the petition.
Yes. As in most other states, you can file for a no-fault divorce in Virginia. To obtain a no-fault divorce under Virginia law, you must live separately and apart from your spouse for at least one year prior to filing for divorce. If two spouses with no minor children agree and enter into a legal separation agreement, the one-year separation term can be reduced to six months.
Child support is determined based on a specific formula according to the Child Support Guidelines, Virginia Code section 20-108.2. Usually no deviations from the amount are ordered unless the facts of the case justify deviation per Virginia Code section 20-108.1.
Under Virginia Code 20-124.3, the courts must prioritize the best interests of the child when determining custody arrangements. To do this, they consider various factors
To file for divorce in Virginia, at least one spouse must have lived in the state for six months before filing.
Yes, many divorces are resolved through mediation or settlement agreements, avoiding lengthy court trials and reducing conflict.