How to draft a contract for the general contractor on a residential construction.

You should speak with a lawyer. I urge you not to limit yourself to a 5 page contract. Such a significant project (and amount of the project)...

Where can I find a Proposed Order Format online?

It may be difficult to find a form order online. Usually, you can find a court order form in the Courtroom that contains spaces for you to write...

If the other party submit supplemental answers should it be followed by a notarized verification?

Yes. Rule 4:8 requires a party to answer each interrogatory "fully in writing under oath." However, you should request that the other side...

Help with custody

Brittany: There are too few facts here to give you a thorough answer. Here are some things you should think about. First, if no court order...

Can I be sued for structural issues by new owners on property which was foreclosed and sold at auction?

Probably not. A purchaser may be able to sue a prior owner for undisclosed defects to a property based upon a real estate contract for the sale of...

Should I File A Motion Asking The Court To Proceed In Granting An Uncontested No Fault Divorce?

You should speak with a lawyer here in Fairfax County as soon as possible. If you have a settlement agreement drafted by a lawyer, then it likely...

Property on someone else name

What "city data" are you talking about? Often times, websites and tax records may not accurately reflect the owner of a property. The true owner...

Collect a judgment against person with real estate property to their name in VA.

Your prompt does not identify a question. However, here are a few helpful things for you to consider. If you wish to execute a judgment against a...

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The settlement agreement is not null and void. Either party can move to enforce the terms of the settlement agreement if they have been (or are...

Due interrogatory questions lead to jail time for a debt already being garnished I just don't know if this is the process?

No, it does not mean you will go to jail, provided you comply with the summons. If you have a judgment against you, the creditor can use...