Borden Family Law

Randall J. Borden, Attorney at Law

Fairfax · Loudoun · Prince William · Arlington · Alexandria

Northern Virginia Family Law Attorney.

Thirty years protecting Northern Virginia families. Personal representation in every case.

30+

Years

VA + MD

Bar Admitted

5

NoVA Jurisdictions

Randall J. Borden, Northern Virginia family law attorney

About the Firm

Your case, handled by your attorney.

No hand-offs to associates. When you call, you speak with Attorney Borden. UVA School of Law · Virginia & Maryland bars · Fairfax practice since 1995.

Practice Areas

Family law, every facet.

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Divorce

Contested and uncontested divorce in Virginia and Maryland.

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Child Custody

Physical, legal, visitation, and parenting plans.

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Child Support

Guidelines, deviations, enforcement, modifications.

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Spousal Support

Temporary, rehabilitative, and long-term alimony.

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Property Division

Equitable distribution of marital assets and debts.

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Prenuptial Agreements

Premarital and postnuptial agreements drafted to last.

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High-Asset Divorce

Business valuations, executive comp, complex estates.

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Modifications

Updating custody, visitation, and support orders.

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Mediation

Resolve cases collaboratively, outside of court.

Service Areas

Northern Virginia, front to back.

Fairfax County

Fairfax, Vienna, McLean, Reston, Herndon, Burke.

Loudoun County

Leesburg, Ashburn, Sterling, Brambleton.

Prince William

Manassas, Woodbridge, Gainesville, Bristow.

Arlington

Rosslyn, Clarendon, Ballston, Pentagon City.

Alexandria

Old Town, Del Ray, Rosemont, Potomac Yard.

The Process

From first call to final decree.

Consultation

Step 01

Consultation

A confidential conversation with the attorney.

Strategy

Step 02

Strategy

Candid assessment and a tailored plan.

Filing

Step 03

Filing

Pleadings, discovery, direct negotiation.

Resolution

Step 04

Resolution

Settlement or decree, fully implemented.

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He was knowledgeable and responsive throughout the entire process. Thanks to his expertise and dedication, I won my case.

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After so much frustration and confusion with other law firms, this was a breath of fresh air. He was kind, answered all my questions…

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Attorney Randall J. Borden provided clear and concise information, which was highly relevant to my case. My call exceeded expectations.

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Frequently Asked

Quick answers.

A different question? Call us.

How long does a divorce take in Virginia?

Uncontested: 3–6 months. Contested: 9–18 months.

How is child support calculated?

Virginia guidelines combine both parents’ income, custody time, and care costs.

What is the residency requirement?

At least one spouse, Virginia resident for six months before filing.

Settle or litigate?

Most cases settle. Trial when there’s no realistic path to agreement.

Get in Touch

Let’s talk about your case.

Same-business-day response. Direct attorney access from the first call.

Office

10627 Jones St,
Suite 201A
Fairfax, VA

Phone

703-385-8722

Hours

Mon — Fri
9:00 — 5:00