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Supreme Court of Virginia The Supreme Court of Virginia is the highest court in the state. If you need to appeal a case before the Supreme Court, our experienced attorney can help. -
Drafting and Executing an Advance Medical Directive An advance medical directive is an estate planning tool that allows you to specify the kind of care you want if you're incapacitated. Find out more here. -
Estate Planning Power of Attorney Looking for information about power of attorney (POA)? Learn about the various types & how our estate planning lawyer can help you draft the necessary documents. -
Wills and Trusts for Estate Planning Wills and trusts are integral parts of a comprehensive estate plan that allows you to determine what happens to your assets after your death. Learn more here. -
Child and Spousal Support in a Virginia Divorce If child or spousal support is a concern in your Virginia divorce, you need a family law attorney who will protect your rights. -
Child Custody and Visitation After a Virginia Divorce Following a divorce, it is usually best for children to have contact with both parents. Learn about your options for child custody in Virginia. -
Divorce Lawyer in Midlothian, Virginia When you’ve decided your marriage is over and want a divorce, you need a Midlothian divorce lawyer who will protect your interests throughout the process. -
Appealing a Criminal Conviction in Virginia If you feel that your criminal case was not handled properly and you are unhappy with the outcome, you may be able to appeal the decision. Learn more here. -
Crimes Involving Juveniles in Virginia If your minor child is charged with a crime, or you are charged with contributing to the delinquency of a minor, you need a lawyer who understands juvenile law. -
When Traffic Offenses Are Criminal Violations in Virginia While minor traffic infractions are not considered criminal offenses in Virginia, more serious violations can result in criminal charges. Learn more here.