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Family Law

LAW 416-01 Family Law 3 credits
This course covers requisites for marriage, pre-nuptials, paternity, property management during marriage, spousal abuse, parental child rearing rights, grounds for divorce, property distribution upon divorce, consequences of cohabitation prior to marriage, alimony, child support, and child custody and visitation. Professor Dwyer’s section will take a more comparative (i.e., some reading of foreign law) and theoretical approach, while also focusing on Virginia statutory law and the skill of statutory interpretation.

 

Foundational:

Bankruptcy Survey
Family Law
Family Wealth Transactions
Trusts & Estates

Supporting:

Advanced Family Law Advocacy
Education Law
Federal Income Tax
Law & Intimate Associations*
Real Estate Transactions
Selected Topics in Estate Planning & Elder Law
Youth Law

*courses not offered every year