Virginia Collaborative Professionals and Collaborative Professionals of Northern Virginia  have merged, and you have found both here as Collaborative Professionals of Virginia (CPV).
Virginia Collaborative Professionals and Collaborative Professionals of Northern Virginia  have merged, and you have found both here as Collaborative Professionals of Virginia (CPV).
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If you are a parent of a minor child or minor children, child support is another critical issue that will have to be determined in the Collaborative Process. If you decide that it is best for the children to live primarily with one parent that parent will usually be the recipient of child support from the other parent.

Even when parents decide time with the children will be shared, it may be appropriate for one parent to receive child support if the other parent has a substantially greater income or if one parent is paying work-related child care expenses. As with all resolutions reached in the Collaborative Process, you and your spouse are empowered, informed, and guided through the process by your team of professionals to make your own determinations regarding support, including how much it will be and how long it will last.

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CPV members are Collaborative Professionals, dedicated to resolving family and civil matters without litigation. They train extensively to provide clients a high level of skill, competence and compassion to resolve disputes through the Collaborative Process without going to court.

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