Traveling the world is an exhilarating adventure! Although estate planning isn’t the first thing that comes to mind when traveling internationally, it is important to spend some time reviewing your current estate plan, or creating one if you haven’t already.
Read MoreOften, the estate planning conversation is all about money. But, there is an even more immediate aspect of estate planning that we have to talk about: what happens before you die, if you are injured, ill, or otherwise incapacitated?
Read MoreAs a landlord, there are few times that are more stressful than when a tenant leaves your rental property, and you enter to find it damaged.
Read MorePeople don’t really trust lawyers, and there is a general feeling that the act of hiring (or even just talking to) an attorney is a confrontational act. This misconception is common, but it’s dangerous. So, we are here to set the record straight.
Read MoreYou may not want to hear this, but an estate plan is a lifetime commitment to protecting your loved ones and managing your wealth. As your life changes, it is essential that you revisit your estate planning documents and ensure that they are still working for you.
Read MoreIt’s wedding season! Once again, we ring in the springtime with wedding bells and a flurry of “I dos.” As a newly married couple, you are now entitled to certain benefits that come with marriage, as well as some added responsibilities.
Read MoreLet’s get back to basics: what is a Revocable Living Trust? Michael J. Wakefield, Esq. explains.
Read MoreQ. I love my customers, so I give them a bunch of chances to catch up on unpaid invoices. But when have I been waiting long enough? Should I just let it go or should I pursue legal action?
Read MoreIf you have recently gone through or are currently navigating a divorce, you may be feeling overwhelmed. But, there is one thing that is often overlooked and is incredibly important: updating or creating an estate plan.
Read MoreQ: Help! I have been trying to collect an outstanding bill, but the customer just filed for bankruptcy. Am I out of luck?
Read MoreIn the United States, 21.5 million adults (aged 12 or older) battle with some kind of substance abuse disorder. All estate plans should be carefully tailored to suit the unique needs of each individual -- providing for a loved one with addiction is no different.
Read MoreIt’s common knowledge that a personal injury attorney can negotiate on your behalf with insurance companies to get you a better settlement, but they may also be a huge asset while you are pursuing medical treatment.
Read MoreIf you have recently been appointed as an executor of an estate in Virginia or if you are drafting your will now and trying to decide whom to choose to administer your estate, this guide is for you.
Read MoreHome Owners Association dues are a part of life for many homeowners. However, sometimes homeowners fail to pay these dues, causing serious problems for their neighbors. So, what can Home Owners Associations do about unpaid dues or fees?
Read MoreMany of our clients use charitable giving is a way to leave a legacy of helping others, and there are many ways to structure these gifts that can stretch your generosity and even benefit your own family in the process.
Read MoreWhen you have been injured in an accident, medical bills can quickly pile up. Even if your injuries are not terribly serious, the medical treatment and therapy required to heal, rehabilitate, and reduce the risk of further injury can wind up in the thousands of dollars. What happens when your insurance company wants to be reimbursed?
Read MoreDo you have an unwanted houseguest who has outstayed their welcome? It may seem strange, but family members, friends, or acquaintances staying in your home actually have some legal rights. So, how do you get an unwanted houseguest out of your home?
Read MoreWhat is a revocable living trust? And why is it important for homeowners?
Read MoreIf you are injured in a car accident, chances are that your vehicle suffered some damage, too. Maybe you just have a bent fender or maybe your car is totaled. So, what now?
Read MoreThis may come as a surprise, but, before this year, the Commonwealth of Virginia did not have a specific standard for the installation and maintenance of smoke and carbon monoxide detectors in rental units. In 2018, a new law is on the books.
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