What is a Last Will and Testament?
A Last Will and Testament is a legal document that specifies how your assets and property will be distributed after your death. It also allows you to appoint an executor who will manage your estate and handle the administrative aspects of settling your affairs. Additionally, you can name guardians for minor children, ensuring they are […]
Financial Power of Attorney: What It Is And Why It Could Be Important For You
A Financial Power of Attorney is a crucial tool for protecting your financial interests. Whether you’re planning for potential incapacity or want to ensure your financial affairs are in order during a period of absence, consulting with an attorney to draft a Financial Power of Attorney tailored to your needs is a smart step.
How Do I Restore My Gun Rights In Virginia?
When you are convicted of a felony in Virginia, you lose some important rights, like your right to vote, and own to a firearm. But here’s the good news: after you’ve served your sentence, you have the opportunity to restore your right to own a firearm.
Whose Fault Is It Anyways?
In Virginia, there are five grounds for divorce. Four of these grounds are considered “fault” grounds and the last is considered the “no-fault” ground for divorce. No-Fault Divorce A no-fault divorce is based on the fact that you and your spouse have lived separately and apart for a certain period. This type of divorce is […]
Defenses to Fault-Based Divorces in Virginia
In Virginia, there are two types of divorce: no-fault uncontested divorces and fault-based contested divorces. While no-fault divorces are often quicker and less expensive, fault-based divorces can sometimes be advantageous. For example, a fault-based divorce due to adultery can be filed immediately, without a waiting period. Other grounds, like desertion, cruelty, or a felony conviction, […]
What is a Revocable Living Trust?
A Revocable Living Trust is a powerful legal tool that you can use to preserve your assets and ensure your wishes are carried out when you are no longer here. This flexible estate planning strategy may provide financial security and peace of mind. We’ll discuss the main components of a revocable living trust and how […]
2023 NOVA Minority Pre-Law Conference
On Saturday, October 28, 2023, Attorney Brittany S. Johnson hosted a the Northern Virginia Minority Pre-Law Conference aimed at supporting underrepresented students interested in pursuing a career in law. The event is sponsored by the Young Lawyers Conference of the Virginia State Bar and is held annually 📚⚖️
Do-It-Yourself LLC
Our step-by-step guide is your invaluable resource for seamlessly registering your Limited Liability Company (LLC) online in Virginia. Whether you’re a first-time entrepreneur or an experienced business owner, our guide breaks down the necessary steps, providing clear instructions and helpful tips to ensure a smooth and efficient registration process.
Is Your Divorce Really Uncontested? Take the Quiz!
As you probably already know, in Virginia, there are two types of divorce cases– no-fault uncontested divorces and fault-based contested divorces [insert link to an article about this]. While no-fault, uncontested divorces are preferred because they save a lot of time and money, occasionally, divorces based on fault can be beneficial. For instance, adultery is […]
