Whether you're separating from a spouse, seeking child support, experiencing financial difficulties, trying to make a business profitable, or watching an aging parent decline, you need help now. M&E is committed to understanding your unique situation, providing honest advice, and crafting solutions that will work for you. We will schedule prompt meetings and provide secure, online access your file so you can review every document, track every important date, and update us with ongoing changes in your case.
Custody, visitation, and support concerns are among the most emotional and difficult issues in the law. M&E understands the importance of crafting an arrangement that works for your family. M&E believes that parents are usually the best qualified people to determine what is in the best interest of their children, but we understands that an amicable resolution is not possible in every case.
If you are struggling with a custody, visitation, or support matter, please contact us for a free consult to see how we can help.
Custody, visitation, and support concerns are among the most emotional and difficult issues in the law. M&E understands the importance of crafting an arrangement that works for your family. M&E believes that parents are usually the best qualified people to determine what is in the best interest of their children, but we understands that an amicable resolution is not possible in every case.
If you are struggling with a custody, visitation, or support matter, please contact us for a free consult to see how we can help.
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Shortly after passing the bar, Robert D. Moreton ("Rob") accepted a job at a small law firm in Woodbridge, Virginia.
Due to space constraints, he shared a workspace with Fenlene H. Edrington ("Fenlene") until the firm moved to an office large enough to enable most of the firm's attorneys to have private offices.
While both Rob and Fenlene enjoyed the advantages of having private offices, they soon discovered that they were better attorneys when they worked closely to identify legal problems and to challenge each other's legal argument.
Due to space constraints, he shared a workspace with Fenlene H. Edrington ("Fenlene") until the firm moved to an office large enough to enable most of the firm's attorneys to have private offices.
While both Rob and Fenlene enjoyed the advantages of having private offices, they soon discovered that they were better attorneys when they worked closely to identify legal problems and to challenge each other's legal argument.
While family law and bankruptcy issues can be overwhelming and emotionally draining, Mr. Moreton takes a practical approach to each of his cases, working with client to determine their priorities and develop a strategy tailored to the unique needs and circumstances of their case.
Mr. Moreton understands that there is no substitution for hard work and preparation when it comes to resolving complex and emotional issues.
Mr. Moreton represents clients in Circuit Courts and Juvenile and Domestic Relations District Courts throughout Northern Virginia.
Mr. Moreton understands that there is no substitution for hard work and preparation when it comes to resolving complex and emotional issues.
Mr. Moreton represents clients in Circuit Courts and Juvenile and Domestic Relations District Courts throughout Northern Virginia.
Fenlene H. Edrington earned her bachelor's degree from the University of Michigan - Ann Arbor and her juris doctorate from Arizona State University where she was an associate editor of the law review.
She was an extern in the United States Bankruptcy Court and the Arizona State Tax Court.
Fenlene represents clients before the United State Bankruptcy Court and in the circuit, general district, and juvenile and domestic relations district courts of Fairfax, Prince William, Loudoun, Alexandria, Stafford, and Arlington.
She was an extern in the United States Bankruptcy Court and the Arizona State Tax Court.
Fenlene represents clients before the United State Bankruptcy Court and in the circuit, general district, and juvenile and domestic relations district courts of Fairfax, Prince William, Loudoun, Alexandria, Stafford, and Arlington.
Our office is conveniently located on the corner of Elden Street and Herndon Parkway, just minutes from Reston Town Center and just over 1 mile from the Dulles Toll Road.
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If you are entering the parking lot from Herndon Parkway, make an immediate right and you will find our office at the end of the parking lot.
Contact us today to schedule your free 30-minute initial consultation.
You should not send sensitive or confidential information via this email service.
The attorney/firm to whom you are writing may not choose to accept you as a client.
Divorce is not an easy decision.
Even if partners are on good terms with one another, once they begin discussing their assets and debts, homes, cars, boats, businesses, investments, student loans, bank accounts-they often realize that an uncontested divorce can be quite complex.
To further complicate things, it can be difficult to get a divorce in the Commonwealth of Virginia.
While much has changed, Virginia's laws still reflect traditional notions that divorce is against the public interest.
For this reason, Virginia does not allow anyone to file for divorce unless they first establish separation and/or grounds for divorce.
Even if partners are on good terms with one another, once they begin discussing their assets and debts, homes, cars, boats, businesses, investments, student loans, bank accounts-they often realize that an uncontested divorce can be quite complex.
To further complicate things, it can be difficult to get a divorce in the Commonwealth of Virginia.
While much has changed, Virginia's laws still reflect traditional notions that divorce is against the public interest.
For this reason, Virginia does not allow anyone to file for divorce unless they first establish separation and/or grounds for divorce.
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