Contact Randall J. Borden, Attorney at Law to schedule a confidential family-law consultation. The first conversation is direct with the attorney — not delegated to an intake specialist or paralegal. Same-business-day response on all inquiries received during business hours.
Request a Consultation
Prefer to reach out in writing? Send your details using the secure form below and the office will respond the same business day. You can also call or email using the information further down this page.
Office Information
Randall J. Borden, Attorney at Law
10627 Jones Street, Suite 201A
Fairfax, VA 22030
Phone: 703-385-8722
Email: [email protected]
Office Hours
Monday – Friday, 9:00 AM – 5:00 PM Eastern Time.
After-hours messages are returned the next business day. For genuine emergencies during business hours, call the office and ask for the attorney.
What to Expect from Your Consultation
The initial consultation is a candid conversation about your situation. We will:
- Listen to the facts and identify the immediate issues;
- Confirm jurisdiction and venue;
- Identify the likely range of outcomes under Virginia (or Maryland) law;
- Discuss strategy options;
- Discuss fee structure candidly — before you decide whether to retain.
There is no obligation to retain the firm after the consultation. The conversation is privileged and confidential.
Information to Have Ready
The more we know going into the consultation, the more useful the first conversation will be. Helpful information includes:
- The date of marriage and date of separation (if separated);
- The jurisdiction where you and your spouse currently reside;
- Whether there are minor children and their ages;
- A general sense of the marital estate — income, real estate, retirement, debt;
- Whether your spouse has retained counsel and, if so, who;
- Any existing court orders.
Don’t worry if you don’t have all of this. We will work with whatever information you have.
Geographic Coverage
We handle contested matters in
Fairfax County,
Loudoun County,
Prince William County,
Arlington County, and the
City of Alexandria. Uncontested divorces are available throughout the Commonwealth of Virginia. Selected Maryland family-law matters are also handled under separate bar admission.
Important Notice
Sending a message through this website or by email does not create an attorney–client relationship. The relationship is created only when both parties sign an engagement agreement. Do not send confidential information until that relationship is established. For urgent matters, call the office directly.
