Call: 703-385-8722

Email Us

Mon–Fri 9–5 · Fairfax, VA

Home/Family Law Practice Areas | Borden Family Law Northern Virginia

Northern Virginia · Family Law

Family Law Practice Areas | Borden Family Law Northern Virginia

Randall J. Borden handles every facet of family law in Virginia and Maryland. From a straightforward uncontested divorce to a complex contested matter involving custody disputes and significant marital assets, every case is handled directly by Attorney Borden — never delegated to an associate or paralegal. Below is a complete map of the firm’s practice areas.

Divorce

The firm’s core practice. We handle every type of divorce a Virginia court can hear, from filing through final decree and post-decree implementation.

Children

Custody, visitation, and child support are the most consequential issues most parents will ever litigate. The decisions made today shape the next eighteen years.

Financial Matters

Agreements & Modifications

Alternative Dispute Resolution

Service Areas

We represent contested family-law matters in five Northern Virginia jurisdictions and handle uncontested divorces statewide.

  • Fairfax County — including Fairfax City, Vienna, McLean, Reston, Herndon, Burke, Springfield, Centreville
  • Loudoun County — including Leesburg, Ashburn, Sterling, South Riding, Brambleton
  • Prince William County — including Manassas, Woodbridge, Gainesville, Dale City
  • Arlington County — Rosslyn, Clarendon, Ballston, Pentagon City, Crystal City
  • City of Alexandria — Old Town, Del Ray, Rosemont, Potomac Yard

Schedule a Consultation

Call 703-385-8722 or request a confidential consultation. Initial consultation with the attorney — not delegated to a paralegal or intake specialist.

Annulment. Where a marriage may never have been legally valid, Virginia law allows a suit to annul it rather than to end it by divorce. See our Northern Virginia annulment page for the statutory grounds and the strict two-year deadline.

Looking for a family lawyer in Northern Virginia?

Most people searching for a family lawyer are not sure which area of family law their situation falls under — and often it falls under more than one. A separation raises property division and support at the same time; a custody dispute frequently arrives with a modification question attached.

Every matter on this page is handled by Randall J. Borden personally. There are no associate hand-offs, which in family law means the attorney who takes your first call is the attorney who appears in court. He is a graduate of the University of Virginia School of Law, admitted in Virginia and Maryland, and has practiced from the same Fairfax office since 1995.

If you are not sure where your situation fits, start with the Northern Virginia overview, or call 703-385-8722 and describe it — that is usually faster than guessing from a list.

Discuss your case with Attorney Borden.

Confidential consultation. Direct attorney access. Serving Fairfax, Loudoun, Prince William, Arlington, and Alexandria.

Call 703-385-8722