History was made today because Virginia ended the death penalty. It’s not the first state – in fact, it is the 23rd state – in...

If you are wanting to or planning to file for bankruptcy, you’ve probably at least thought about it. Maybe, even in jest, you’ve thought, “Man,...

FOIA (pronounced “foy-yah”) stands for Freedom of Information Act. It was enacted in 1967 by the US Congress and subsequently all states and local government...

I’ve said time and time again that filing for bankruptcy is NOT a shameful thing to do. You need not look at it as a...

The Virginia General Assembly is the Commonwealth’s state legislature, which means they are primarily responsible for making Virginia state laws. It is bicameral, which means it...

Time to go to school again. This lesson can be very short if you’re just trying to understand what Secured and Unsecured Debt are as well as what the...

Today I want to talk about mandatory minimums. You may not know, but certain crimes committed in Virginia will require you to serve a minimum of...

Governor Northam recently approved of permanent workplace safety and health standards to remain effective throughout the pandemic beginning January 27, 2021. The governor said, “While the end of this...

I’m going to school you on what an expungement is because I frequently receive calls at my office, emails from the general public, or inquiries...

I’ve been handling personal injury cases for just shy of a decade now. During that time, the types of cases I’ve handled have ranged from motor...

No one looks into filing for bankruptcy unless you’re financially cornered and looking toward a place where you’re not at the end of your ropes....

Maybe most of you understood that this is a post informing you to not use phones while you’re driving (not free of hands as the...