Virginia recognizes both fault and no fault grounds for divorce. The no fault ground requires a one year separation with at least one of the...

You should request more information from the trustee and a copy of the trust agreement. You should also consult with your professional tax advisor...

If a Virginia resident dies intestate, without a will, the state essentially writes a will for the person in the form of the laws of intestate...

There are two different kinds of witnesses in trials: lay witnesses and expert witnesses. Lay witnesses may testify about matters of which they...

Upon decreeing a divorce and with the request of at least one of the parties, a Virginia Circuit Court judge may perform equitable distribution of...

The answer to your question depends upon the exact language used in the document awarding her exclusive possession of the residence. It seems to...

An executor of a will is an individual named in the will who acts as the personal representative of the estate. The named executor has certain...

Under Virginia's laws of intestate succession, the surviving spouse inherits the property of the decedent, unless the decedent is survived by...

The Virginia Courts system website includes basic information about court cases. In order to access the information, one must agree not to rely on...

The personal representative of an estate, an executor or administrator, the person who pays the debts or claims against the estate, and sells or...