Richard L. Buyrn, P.C.

Office Hours

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Phone: 757-436-7966 Fax: Facsimile: 757-436-9171

Richard L. Buyrn, P.C. Harbor Watch Shoppes, Suite 10B 200 North Battlefield Boulevard Chesapeake, VA (Independent City) 23320-3975 ((Independent City))View Map

Family Law

Juveniles and Institutional Facilities
A juvenile may be held in a number of different facilities depending upon the particular issue or problem that the juvenile may have. For example, the juvenile may be arrested for assault and battery and may be held in a juvenile detention facility. Or the juvenile may have battered another individual and following a psychiatric examination, it was concluded that the juvenile was mentally unstable, the juvenile may be confined to a mental institution. More...
Overview of the Family Medical Leave Act
The Family Medical Leave Act (FMLA) is a federal law that provides certain employees with up to 12 weeks of unpaid and job-protected leave from her employment. The FMLA applies to all public and private employers that have 50 or more employees within a 75-mile radius of one another. More...
Guardian Ad Litem
What is a guardian ad litem? A minor cannot be a party to a lawsuit without assistance. Therefore, when a minor is a party to a lawsuit, the court appoints a guardian ad litem to represent the minor. More...
Adoption Assistance & Child Welfare Act
The Adoption Assistance and Child Welfare Act of 1980 (Act) was passed by Congress in 1980. Lawmakers were concerned that many children were being removed from their homes unnecessarily and that, once they entered foster care, inadequate efforts were made to either reunify them with their biological families or place them with adoptive families. The Act was passed to correct or alleviate problems in the foster care system and to promote permanency rather than multiple foster placements. An additional goal of the Act was to encourage social workers to work toward reunification of the family and to avoid long-term foster care for the children if possible. If the child could not be returned to the family, another plan was to be sought such as adoption, long-term foster care, or some other resolution. More...
Nursing Home Problems
Once an elder person or the family of the elder person makes the decision to place the elder in a nursing home, they must select a nursing home. After selecting a nursing home problems may arise. More...

Areas Of Practice

  • Traffic Violations
  • DUI
  • Social Security Disability
  • Criminal Defense
  • Divorce/Marital Relations
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