My ex has an attorney, I don't. Can i serve just the firm if I need something on calendar?
I would suggest speaking with your ex’s attorney’s firm and getting them to accept service. COVID rules have obviously changed a lot of the normal...
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Estate planning Lawyer at Richmond, VA
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I would suggest speaking with your ex’s attorney’s firm and getting them to accept service. COVID rules have obviously changed a lot of the normal...
I think it’s likely that a small estate affidavit would suffice in the situation you describe. It may come down to a judgment call by the Relevant...
Generally Virginia will treat the offense as if it had taken place within the State and apply points accordingly because it's part of an...
If I were you I would look into seeing if the Trust your aunt claimed she would put the proceeds in. If a Trust was in fact created and properly...
Assuming you are found guilty, which seems likely given the nature of the evidence, it should impact your insurance in roughly the same way a...
I agree with both statements above. Given the gravity of the offense in question, no judge is likely to dismiss a case based on a technicality...
According to the Maryland DMV, they may apply out of state infractions to in state points, so I’d consider obtaining representation.
I agree with the position above. If properly drafted the Trust language should be controlling, but if gaps existed Virginia Estate Law would come...