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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Driving on a Suspended or Revoked License Is a Serious Matter Driving on a suspended or revoked license comes with serious penalties. Here, learn the possible defenses when you’re charged. -
The Consequences of Refusing a Breath Test in Virginia Refusing preliminary and evidentiary breath tests in Virginia may lead to an arrest and maybe jail time. Here, learn why a lawyer’s help is crucial. -
Aggressive Driving Poses a Significant Threat to Road Safety Aggressive drivers pose a serious threat to other drivers. Here, learn how to avoid the danger they create on the road. -
Dram Shop and Social Host Laws in VA, MD, and D.C. Dram shop and social host liability laws aren’t codified in all states, but they can help prevent the sale or service of alcohol to minors and those intoxicated -
Virginia Takes Marijuana Possession Seriously Serious consequences can follow a possession of marijuana charge in Virginia. Learn how the courts prove possession and the penalties if convicted. -
Distracted Driving Jeopardizes Road Safety Distracted driving happens for many reasons. Here, learn the many ways a driver’s mental, manual, or visual attention can be interrupted. -
The Protections and Restrictions of Attorney–Client Privilege Attorney–client privilege offers clients safe, full disclosure in confidential legal discussions. Here, learn some exceptions to this protection. -
5 Common Types of Car Accidents Car crashes can leave a victim with both mild and severe injuries. Here, learn the five most common types of car accidents. -
Deciding Factors in Child Custody and Visitation During a VA Divorce Virginia courts consider the best interests of the child when ruling on visitation and custody. Learn about how judges determine child custody in a divorce. -
Division of Business Assets During a Divorce Divorcing couples who need to divide a business can sell it or continue co-ownership. However, courts may step in to implement equitable distribution.