In the ten years spanning 2009 through 2018, pedestrian safety across Virginia appears to have declined significantly. According to records from the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration, a total of 74 pedestrians died statewide in 2009. In 2018, the state...
Month: August 2020
Splitting debts as well as assets during a divorce
When a person embarks on a divorce, they often put a lot of attention on what assets they may retain and what things must be split or given up to the other spouse. In addition to splitting assets, a divorcing spouse must also decide how to allocate responsibility for...
Even two drinks can lead to a drunk driving accident
It is common knowledge that drunk driving should be avoided. However, there will always be those in the Warrenton area who are reckless or think they are above the law and will drive drunk. Drunk drivers are a danger not just to themselves, but also to everyone else...
What are my child custody options if my spouse and I divorce?
Sometimes couples in the Warrenton area decide that after spending years in a troubled marriage, staying together “for the kids,” just is not working and that it is for everyone’s benefit that they divorce. After all, children, pre-teens and teenagers can suffer when...
Know your wills and trusts options in estate planning
Virginia residents who are just beginning the estate planning process may have varying goals in mind. For some, the efficient process of passing on assets is one of the main goals, which includes avoiding the probate process if at all possible. For others, ensuring...