Ronald Robinson.

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We are a Virginia military divorce and family lawyer with offices in Manassas and Fairfax, Virginia. He is a former active duty Navy pilot and naval reservist with over 20 years of combined military service, including several years at the Pentagon. He graduated from the Virginia Military Institute and has over 2,500 flight hours in military and civilian aircraft. The primary courts that he covers in Northern Virginia are Manassas/Prince William, Fairfax, Stafford/Fredericksburg, and Leesburg/Loudoun.

Normally the party receiving visitation will be called upon to contribute to the support of the minor child. This could be an obligation of the mother, the father, or both, if a third person has custody of the child. The court is guided by the needs of the child and the ability of the supporting parent or parents to pay. The use of the state child support guidelines provides an amount of child support that is presumed to be correct, but the court may deviate from these guidelines in appropriate circumstances. The award is subject to change so long as the obligation to support remains. The child support amount may be increased or decreased if a material change occurs in the circumstances of either or both of the parents or of the child. Non-custodial parents who have their children for more than 90 days per year for visitation have their child support calculated using a different formula that is likely to make the support lower. The court may also require a party to maintain an existing life insurance policy to provide financial security for a child in the event that the parent obligated to pay child support dies.

Robinson has over 14 years of trial experience in these Stafford courts. Mr. Robinson's offices are located in Manassas and Fairfax, Virginia. Provided below are several links to resources helpful for Stafford Virginia divorce and other family law issues.

F. Any child-care costs incurred on behalf of the child or children due to employment of the custodial parent shall be added to the basic child support obligation. Child-care costs shall not exceed the amount required to provide quality care from a licensed source. When requested by the noncustodial parent, the court may require the custodial parent to present documentation to verify the costs incurred for child care under this subsection. Where appropriate, the court shall consider the willingness and availability of the noncustodial parent to provide child care personally in determining whether child-care costs are necessary or excessive. Upon the request of either party, and upon a showing of the tax savings a party derives from child-care cost deductions or credits, the court shall factor actual tax consequences into its calculation of the child-care costs to be added to the basic child support obligation.

Robinson has over 14 years of trial experience in these Manassas and Prince William County courts. He is also a member of the Prince William County Bar Association. Mr. Robinson has law offices in Manassas, Virginia (less than 5 minutes from the courthouse) and Fairfax, Virginia (near the intersection of I-66 and Rt. 50).

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