A no fault divorce in Virginia runs on a clock, and it starts the day you separate. So that date matters, and sometimes you have to prove it, especially if you are still under one roof. We help you get it right, with the case filed in Fairfax County. Reach us when you are ready.
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Across the quiet lanes of Fairfax Station, families are working through this very thing. None of them do it alone, and you will not be left on your own.
A no fault divorce is built on the separation date, so getting that right comes first. Here is the work we take on, from the date forward.
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When you cannot agree, a Fairfax judge decides. We prepare the case fully, pursue settlement where it helps, and try it when that is what protects you.
When You Cannot Agree 02Virginia divides marital property by fairness, not a flat split. We work the statutory factors so the division reflects the life you built together.
Fair, Not Equal 03The home, the land, the accounts, and the retirement, we identify and value every marital asset so the division is clear and final.
The Marital Estate 04A separation agreement sets the terms and can help fix the separation date in writing. We draft yours to settle property, support, and the parenting plan cleanly.
First Protection 05Child support follows the state guideline, built on both incomes and the custody schedule. We make sure every input is right so the number is fair.
Guideline & Beyond 06A parenting plan should fit how your family actually lives. We design custody and visitation around school, activities, and the routine your children keep.
Parenting Time 07Spousal support turns on income, need, and the length of the marriage. Whether you would pay or receive it, we work toward a fair amount and term.
Maintenance 08Some Fairfax Station families include a service member or federal worker. We divide military and federal retirement, survivor benefits included, by their own rules.
Service MembersFairfax Station is part of Fairfax County, so a Fairfax Station case is heard in the county courts in downtown Fairfax. Both share the Fairfax County Courthouse at 4110 Chain Bridge Road, and the separation date you establish drives the whole timeline.

The whole no fault clock hangs on one date. Establish it clearly, and the rest of the case has solid ground.
The no fault clock starts on your date of separation, so be clear about when it was and act consistently with it from that day on.
You can be separated while still in the same house, but it has to be real: separate rooms, separate finances, no holding out as a couple. We make sure it counts.
A third party who can confirm you have lived separate and apart strengthens a no fault case. We help you identify and prepare that corroboration early.
When a divorce turns on dates and proof, you want counsel that builds the record carefully from the start.
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We have helped Fairfax Station families establish a clean separation and move through divorce on solid footing, without missteps that come back later.
Read what Fairfax Station clients have shared about working through a no fault divorce with our attorneys.
These are the questions Fairfax Station clients ask first. If yours is missing, just ask.
Fairfax Station is in Fairfax County, so the divorce and property division go to the Fairfax County Circuit Court at 4110 Chain Bridge Road. Custody or support on their own start at the Juvenile and Domestic Relations District Court in the same building.
Because the no fault clock starts on it. The date of separation sets when your six month or one year waiting period begins, so the whole timeline depends on establishing it clearly and acting consistently from that day forward.
Yes, but it has to be genuine. Separate bedrooms, separate finances, no shared meals or social life as a couple, and ideally someone who can confirm it. Done correctly, time living apart under one roof counts toward the waiting period.
It helps a great deal. Virginia often expects a third party, a friend, a neighbor, or a relative, who can confirm you have lived separate and apart since the date you claim. We help you line that corroboration up early.
The waiting period is six months with no minor children and an agreement, or a year with children, measured from the separation date. Once the wait is met and the terms are settled, an uncontested case can finish quickly.
Plain English guides Fairfax Station clients reach for most while the case takes shape.
How the separation date works, how to show you are really separated, and why a witness matters.
Fairfax Station GuideBHow to live separate and apart inside the same home in Virginia, and what makes it count.
Virginia GuideCHow families handle the mortgage and the cards during a separation, before any support order.
SeparationTell us what is going on in your Fairfax Station case, and we will help you build it on solid ground.

