A General Overview of the Tax Considerations of a Revocable Trust Versus an Irrevocable Trust in Virginia
Jun 17, 2025
When it comes to estate planning or writing a will, an excellent strategy that is strongly recommended by experienced attorneys is for people to develop different types of trusts. The two commonly used trust arrangements in estate planning are known as revocable trust and irrevocable trust. Both come with their unique advantages and considerations. Considering […]
Read MoreNonmonetary Contributions and Equitable Distribution in Divorce
Jun 17, 2025
For states that do not recognize the communal property division method of marital asset distribution, the equitable distribution model is used. This essentially involves the court equally assigning assets or money to each spouse upon divorce. You can also think of it as a 50-50 split. However, it is important to also understand that the […]
Read MoreFactors Virginia Courts Consider When Awarding Spousal Support in VA
Jun 17, 2025
Often, after a divorce is finalized, the spouse who doesn’t earn or has given up their aspirations or career to look after the family is awarded spousal support. Also referred to as alimony, this type of support is mainly for ensuring that the low-earning or non-working spouse can continue to match their standard of living […]
Read MoreTemporary Custody Orders vs Final Custody Orders in Virginia
Jun 17, 2025
If you’re getting a divorce or are already in the process, it is important to know that your child custody case is going to take you on an emotional rollercoaster. It doesn’t matter whether you agree with your ex-spouse on how visitation should proceed or involve the court to decide, that dreadful feeling of your […]
Read MoreVA Disability Benefits Requirements & Who Is Prohibited from Applying
Jun 10, 2025
Before April 2024, a veteran released from service with a dishonorable charge was not entitled to Veterans Affairs benefits for service-related injuries. This also extended to other benefits, such as education and other vital services. It is important to know that a dishonorable discharge is the most severe type of discharge. However, a dishonorably discharged […]
Read MoreDomestic Assault vs. General Assault Charges in Virginia Courts
Jun 10, 2025
While assault and battery charges are very serious felonies in the Commonwealth of Virginia, it is important to know that the type of battery and assault will depend on how and where the case is petitioned. For instance, when it comes to domestic violence-related assault and battery cases, will be heard in the Juvenile Domestic […]
Read MoreHow Veterans Can Raise Their VA Disability Rating After It’s Been Approved
Jun 10, 2025
Getting your VA disability claim approved is a big win. But after that, many veterans look at their rating and feel like it doesn’t show how serious their health problems are. And sometimes, that rating just isn’t right. The good news? You’re not stuck with it forever. That rating can be changed. There are a […]
Read MoreWhat Evidence Do You Need to Improve a VA Benefits Claim?
Jun 10, 2025
When you’re chasing VA benefits, having the right evidence can tip the scales in your favor. It’s not just about showing up; you’ve got to show up prepared. Here’s a simple guide to the key pieces of evidence you need to make your claim stronger. Medical Records: This one is very important. Detailed medical records […]
Read MoreWhat Are the Most Common Reasons VA Disability Claims Are Denied?
Jun 10, 2025
Filing a VA disability claim matters a lot, especially for veterans dealing with health issues that trace back to their time in service. The claims are meant to be a kind of support, after all the sacrifices. However, what often happens more frequently than expected is that claims get denied. And not just rejected but […]
Read MoreRules for Automated Vehicles on Public Roads and Adapting Traffic Laws
Jun 02, 2025
Self-driving cars are starting to become a regular thing on the roads, and Virginia’s trying to keep up. The state wants to make sure things stay safe, but also doesn’t want to hold back new tech. So, the laws are slowly changing, trying to balance both sides. Current Regulations: Right now, Virginia does allow testing […]
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