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When you are facing a family law matter, having the right attorney by your side can make all the difference. We understand that divorce and other family law issues are about more than legal paperwork—they involve your family, your finances, your future, and often some of the most difficult decisions you will ever have to make.
Our Northern Virginia family law attorneys are here to provide experienced legal guidance with a personal, compassionate approach. We take the time to listen to your concerns, understand what matters most to you and your family, and help you make informed decisions about the path forward.
Whether your matter can be resolved through negotiation or mediation or requires courtroom advocacy, we will be there to guide you through each step. Our goal is not only to protect your legal interests, but also to help make a difficult time feel more manageable and give you confidence as you move toward the next chapter of your life.
Learn more about what we have been able to achieve for our past clients, and reach out to us today to schedule your consultation. Call 703-385-9330 to begin.
USMC Major, Father v Child’s Mother
Mr. Murphy is a Virginia military divorce attorney who has successfully handled hundreds of cases of family law involving government employees and active duty or retired service members over three decades of practice. His clients have come from many U. S. states and around the World. If you are a US Government employee with a retirement package and you are facing family issues you cannot resolve, call Virginia military divorce lawyer Michael Kevin Murphy today.
Rutledge vs. Rutledge
Virginia Court of Appeals, Record No. 0777-04-4, from the Circuit Court of Fairfax County In the case of Rutledge vs. Rutledge, a landmark Virginia case, Mr. Murphy’s client was spared from having to spend over $18,000 that would have been awarded to his former spouse by a Fairfax, Virginia trial court in legal fees, in connection with the former spouse’s motion for a modification of spousal support. Mr. Murphy successfully argued to the Virginia Court of Appeals that a little-used Virginia statute prohibited any such award.
