Common Fiduciary Breaches by Guardians or Conservators & How to Report
Aug 21, 2025
It is important to understand that a guardian or a conservator is legally obligated to work in the best interest of their wards. A guardian is responsible for taking care of the ward’s legal, health, and property matters, making the right decisions on their behalf. Conservators, on the other hand, are legally mandated to overlook […]
Read MoreHow a Power of Attorney Can Be Challenged or Terminated in Virginia
Aug 18, 2025
A POA or power of attorney is a legally notarized and binding document that authorizes a third-party representative to make financial or personal decisions on behalf of the individual who signed the document. This individual will be known as the ‘principal’, and the person authorized to act on their behalf will be known as an […]
Read MoreHow Guardianship or Conservatorship Works When Moving to Another State
Aug 18, 2025
When an appointed conservator or guardian is set to move to another state, it is legally mandatory for them to file a petition in the new state’s circuit court, validating their transfer so that they can continue to provide their services as their ward’s guardian or conservator. In addition, they will also need to inform […]
Read MoreWhat Factors Does a Court Consider When Awarding Spousal Support in Virginia?
Aug 15, 2025
When two people decide to part ways, it’s not just hearts that break; money matters come right in the middle, too. Especially in Virginia, spousal support, also known as alimony, can turn into a big part of the process. So, how does the court decide if someone should get spousal support? And if yes, then […]
Read MoreOverview Of How A Private Investigator Can Be Used For A Divorce
Aug 15, 2025
When there are several unique reasons for a couple to divorce, such as hiding assets, adultery, or child neglect, it can be an excellent idea to opt for the services of a private investigator to not only maintain your rights and interests but also prove the ill-intentions of your spouse. With evidence that goes beyond […]
Read MoreWhat a Living Will Is and How It Differs from Advance Directives?
Aug 11, 2025
When you’re planning for end-of-life planning, two important papers often come up, the Living Will and the Advance Health Care Directive. They might seem alike at first, but really, each one plays its own role when it comes to your medical choices in tough moments. What Is a Living Will A Living Will is your […]
Read MorePresumptive Conditions for Veterans and How They Affect VA Claims
Aug 11, 2025
Presumptive conditions are health issues the Department of Veterans Affairs already assumes are caused by military service. So, if you’re a veteran dealing with one of them, you don’t need to go proving repeatedly how your service caused it. That part’s already done for you. What Exactly Are Presumptive Conditions? These are medical issues, mostly […]
Read MoreOverview of How Virginia Family Courts Award Attorney’s Fees
Aug 09, 2025
Going through the complexities of a divorce, not to mention, the emotional ups and downs, can be very difficult and, at times, expensive. This is where it becomes vital for you to know the intricacies of how and when Virginia courts may award you attorney fees, offering a welcome relief for you to get through […]
Read MoreOverview of The Different Types of Service and How Service Can Be Affected for Out of State Residents
Aug 09, 2025
Serving vital documents to someone is an important yet non-complex process. There are a variety of reasons you may have to service court papers. For example, if you’ve filed for divorce, you’ll need to inform your spouse. However, things may get a bit complex when it comes to serving court papers to someone who lives […]
Read MoreGeneral Responsibilities of a Guardian ad Litem and Removal Options
Aug 06, 2025
When it comes to a family law case or proceeding such as a child custody case or a contested divorce proceeding, the court will likely appoint an experienced guardian ad litem (GAL). A GAL is essentially a professional lawyer who will represent the minor child and their best interests. What are the Primary Responsibilities of […]
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