Can a registered agent/secretary/mother of the judgment debtor's son (one person) of a company be supoenaed for interrogatories?

You should talk to a collections attorney. Someone in Fairfax that can advise you about getting the correct parties in court and forcing them to...

Can my landlord sue me for normal wear and tear on a home (frame) she refuses to do regular maintenance on?

Normal wear and tear are the responsibility of the owner to fix. It is expected that some things will need to be fixed after your have lived there.

Alert the court who appointed the public defender. I see this all the time. Many drive nicer cars than the public defender who you and I pay...

At a round about, who yields? Does the person to your right have the right of way?

You might save a lot of costs by taking a dmv approved driver improvement class. Will put five points on your license and may get you a discount...

How did someone find out details of my case and i mean all details?

Go to the court and ask for a copy of the complaint. Take that to a local experienced attorney.

Can a case be finalized without a hearing?

There is an absolute right to appeal a case from the Virginia General District Court. Must be done within 10 days. The judge and your attorney...

Convicted my 1st time for assault batttery but my 2nd time charges where dimissed if repeated does it count as 2nd offense or 3?

A dismissed charged does not count as a predicate offense. You may have defenses and argument about your record. Talk to a local attorney.

I was given the punishment to complete an 100 hours of community service but that did not happen

Yes. That year is hanging over your head and you could be put in jail for all or some of that. The chance to give back to Richmond with community...

Which VA statute explains you will lose benefits and your lawyer is liable if you do not pay a Medicaid lien in personal injury?

A lien must be filed on the case and with the lawyer. Otherwise the attorney pays the money to you and you are responsible.

Is there a statue of limitations on how long you can be violated after released from probation(end date)?

Usually there is 12 months after the violation for the court to consider what happened. Talk to you attorney.