Our Library Has Helpful Legal Articles for Virginia Residents and Families in Trouble
It can be hard to find the legal information and answers you need. These articles are focused on helping Virginia residents learn about their rights, understand the legal process, and educate themselves about the legal issues they face. If you are unable to find the answers to your questions here, you can also reach out to our Fairfax law office directly at 877-652-1553 for immediate, one-on-one help.
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Car Accident Knee Injuries A car accident can cause a painful knee injury. Learn more about the most common types of injuries, how they happen, and what to do if you’ve been hurt. -
Resisting Arrest and Assault of a Police Officer in Virginia You could face jail time and a fine for resisting arrest or assaulting a police officer in Virginia. Learn about these charges and how to defend yourself. -
Car Accident Back Injuries and Financial Recovery After a car accident, you may suffer from one of many types of back injuries. Here, learn about these injuries and how to protect your financial recovery. -
How Stay-at-Home Moms Can Plan for Divorce If you’re a stay-at-home mom thinking about a divorce, learn how to protect your rights before you file. Contact our Fairfax Divorce Attorneys Today. -
Boat Accidents and Personal Injury Wrongful Death Cases If you’re hurt or a loved one is killed in a boating accident, a personal injury lawyer may help protect your fair recovery. Learn more about your rights. -
How to Protect a Child With Special Needs in a Divorce You can protect a child with special needs when you get divorced. Learn how the court determines what’s best for your child and how a divorce lawyer can help. -
Virginia Drug Paraphernalia Laws and Penalties If you’ve been charged with a drug paraphernalia crime, learn about the specific elements of these crimes, the possible penalties, and how to defend yourself. -
Opioid Related Car Crashes Drivers who are taking opioids may cause car accidents. Here, learn how to determine if opioid use was a factor in your car crash. -
Virginia Juvenile Drug Possession Attorneys It is a crime to possess a controlled substance without a prescription in Virginia. Here’s what to do if your teen is arrested for drug possession. -
How Reasonable Suspicion and Probable Cause Are Defined Reasonable suspicion and probable cause don’t mean the same thing. Learn why knowing the difference is important to your Virginia criminal defense case.