Even if the lease has a "when ready" clause, you should still approach the landlord, explain that you thought you were moving in on X date, and...

Can a landlord charge me twice for rent?

It seems like you have all your financial records in order (or you can easily access them), so take everything to your landlord, sit-down, and I'm...

What are my legal options against a 17 y/o who physically assaulted my daughter (his sister)?

Generally, the State has broad discretion about what cases to bring in a criminal context. You can try to push the commonwealth's attorney office...

If I know I have to pay alimony after my spouse and child left is it best to work it out within?

Also, depending on the age if your child, you may have to pay child support. Generally, VA requires child support until the age of majority, which...

Is it unlawful to consider child support as income in the state of Va for state funded housing?

I agree with Anneshia. Housing uses it for income to determine who can afford their housing, so more income sources are consider than when the IRS...

Collection Agency showing old credit card account as new on credit reports . Last activity was 04-2009. What can I do?

Also, you could get a copy of your credit report and send it to the collection agency to show them that they are misrepresenting your credit...

Should I sue my landlord?

You certainly have a sufficient number of claims. The challenging and arguably most important part is figuring out what is a realistic amount of...

My son just turned 18 and graduated High school in June in Virginia. I'm I still required to child support while he attends

In VA, you are required to pay child support until the age of majority, which is 18. Unless: 1. Parents have agreed in writing to extends the duty...

Remember, the court wants what is best for the child, so unless you can provide a reason that the child should not see the grandmother, the court...

My ex has physical custody of our daughter and she is living with me- he says he can't do it. But picks her up from school and..

It sounds like your ex has physical custody, but can't actually be the physical custodian, so you end up doing it. You might as well file a custody...