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G. Best Husband Law, PLLC Flat-fee family law services. We prioritize clear pricing and compassionate guidance for your legal needs.

Focused on divorce, custody, alimony, adoptions, and guardianships. Dedicated to clarity and empathy, connect with us for trusted support

09/07/2026

Today we celebrate the hard work, dedication, and resilience of every person who shows up, provides for their family, and builds a better future one day at a time.

At G. Best Husband Law, we see that same determination in our clients every day. Whether you are navigating a divorce, fighting for custody, or working to secure fair support, your effort and strength do not go unnoticed.

Wishing you and your family a restful and well-deserved Labor Day.



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08/31/2026

Happy Independence Day to Trinidad and Tobago.

The island that shaped who I am. The culture that lives in how I show up every single day -- for my clients, for this community, for this work.

64 years of independence. And we keep building. We keep fighting. We keep showing up for each other.

To the entire T&T community in Northern Virginia and Washington D.C. -- this day belongs to you. We celebrate you. We are proud to serve you.

08/01/2026

Emancipation Day is not just history.

It is the reason so many of our families crossed oceans and built something new in this country. It is the story behind every sacrifice our grandparents made, every door they pushed open so we could walk through it.

And what I do every day -- sitting across from Caribbean families in Northern Virginia and D.C., fighting for them in court, protecting what they have built -- is a continuation of that story.

Happy Emancipation Day to our entire Caribbean community. What you carry is powerful. What you have built matters. And we are here to protect it.

07/24/2026

The New Child Support Income Ceiling

Here is a number every parent going through a Virginia child support case should know: $42,500.

That is the new combined gross monthly income ceiling under Virginia's child support guidelines. If you and your co-parent's combined income falls at or under that number, the guidelines table tells you exactly what the calculation should look like.

Both parents' incomes count. The guidelines are not a negotiation, they are a formula.

Our full breakdown of how Virginia calculates child support is up on the blog now. Link in bio.



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07/21/2026

Divorce and Security Clearance, Know This Before You File.

If you hold a security clearance and you are going through a divorce, this conversation needs to happen before you file, not after.

Financial instability is one of the top adjudicative concerns for clearance holders. A contentious divorce that leads to missed payments, wage garnishment, or court judgments can show up in your next investigation.

That does not mean you should stay in a marriage that is not working. It means you need an attorney who understands both the family law process and the clearance implications.

The DMV has more cleared personnel than anywhere else in the country.



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07/18/2026

International Relocation

What happens if one parent wants to move back home, back to Trinidad, to Jamaica, to Grenada, and take the children?

This is one of the questions I hear most from Caribbean families in the DMV. Here is the answer: if you have a Virginia custody order, you cannot relocate internationally with your children without the other parent's written consent or court approval. Even when your reasons are completely legitimate.



The full picture is in our latest blog post. Link in bio.

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07/10/2026

Happy Independence Day to our Bahamian family.

On July 10, 1973, The Bahamas became an independent nation. Fifty three years of sovereignty, culture, and pride.

Whether you call Nassau, Freeport, or the DMV home, today is a day to celebrate everything The Bahamas has given the world, and everything Bahamian families continue to build here in Northern Virginia and D.C.

Happy Independence Day.

Protective Orders Can Now Last Up to Four Years Here is something every family navigating domestic abuse in Virginia sho...
07/09/2026

Protective Orders Can Now Last Up to Four Years

Here is something every family navigating domestic abuse in Virginia should know, even if it did not happen this month.

Virginia courts can now issue protective orders for up to four years, double the old two year maximum, when the person seeking protection has had a prior protective order against the same person within the last ten years.

The law also connects the dots between civil and military protective orders. If a military protective order already exists, law enforcement must notify the military when that same person violates a civil protective order too.

If safety planning is something you or someone you love needs help with, the Virginia Statewide Sexual and Domestic Violence Hotline is available at 1-800-838-8238, and the National Domestic Violence Hotline is available at 1-800-799-7233, both 24 hours a day.

If you need help understanding your options under Virginia's protective order laws, call us. (844) 640-6100.

07/07/2026

In Trinidad we say horn.

In Jamaica they say bun.

In Guyana they say blow.

In Barbados and Saint Lucia they say horn too, Saint Lucians add kone in Kweyol.

Every island has a word for it. And in many of our communities, it is treated like something you laugh about, the subject of calypso, of memes, of rum shop talk. Something you almost expect.

I am not here to judge. I grew up hearing the same jokes.

Here is what I am here to say as your attorney: before July 1, 2026, adultery in Virginia had real legal teeth, and those teeth could bite you even if the affair happened after you and your spouse had already gone your separate ways. A post-separation relationship could still be used to deny someone spousal support entirely.

That changed. As of July 1, adultery must have occurred before the final separation to be used as a grounds for divorce or to affect spousal support.

So if you have been in a new relationship since you and your spouse separated, that relationship can no longer be used against you in a Virginia divorce filing.

The full breakdown is in our latest blog post. Link in bio. And if you have questions, we are here. (844) 640-6100.

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1750 Tysons Boulevard , Suite 1500
McLean, VA
22102

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Tuesday 9am - 5pm
Wednesday 9am - 5pm
Thursday 9am - 5pm
Friday 9am - 5pm
Saturday 9am - 3pm

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