You can count on our free legal library to provide the most current and accurate information available on a variety of legal issues. From criminal charges, to parental rights, to what to wear to court, we have you covered with articles on a wide variety of topics. Feel free to browse our library for the information you need.
- Page 3
-
Virginia Drug Possession Crimes and Defenses Defend yourself against drug possession charges in Virginia by understanding the elements of the crime, the potential penalties, and your possible defenses. -
Best Interests of the Child in a Virginia Custody Case Find out what is meant by the term “best interests of the child” in a Virginia divorce and how you can protect your own child’s best interests here. -
An Overview of the Virginia Court System Interested in learning about Virginia’s court system? Here, we describe the structure and the types of cases each court is responsible for resolving. -
Virginia Court of Appeals The Court of Appeals of Virginia reviews decisions of Circuit Courts as well as cases from state agencies and the Virginia Workers’ Compensation Commission. -
Virginia Circuit Courts In Virginia, Circuit Courts are general jurisdiction courts that hear felony cases, civil cases involving larger claims, and appeals from District Courts. -
Virginia District Courts In Virginia, General District Courts handle traffic infractions, misdemeanor criminal offenses, and civil cases involving amounts between $4,000 and $25,000. -
Virginia Magistrate System In Virginia, magistrates serve as judicial officers with authority to handle various types of processes. Learn more about what they do & how they are organized. -
Going to Court Have you been summoned to appear in a Virginia court for a hearing or trial? Here, learn what you should wear, how you should behave, and what you can expect. -
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.