December 1, 2025
Can an Executor of a Will Be a Beneficiary in Richmond, Virginia?
When a loved one dies, it is common for one person, often an adult child or trusted friend, to suddenly hold two roles at once: beneficiary and executor.…
How Long Can an Estate Remain Open in Virginia?
When a loved one passes and you’re facing the complex question, “How long can an estate remain open in Virginia?” the stress can feel overwhelming.…
Do Stepchildren Have a Right to Inheritance in Northern Virginia?
When it comes to estate planning, one size certainly does not fit all. Every family’s uniqueness creates uncertainties concerning the distribution of assets after someone’s…
Do All Wills Go Through Probate in Virginia?
When a loved one passes away, you’re often left facing more than grief. Alongside funeral arrangements and family responsibilities, you may suddenly find yourself sorting…
Steps for Probating a Will in Virginia
Probating a will in Richmond, VA, can be an intimidating process when you’re grieving the loss of a loved one. The legal and financial responsibilities…
Understanding Probate Fees in Virginia
Taking on the responsibility of administering someone’s estate after their passing can feel overwhelming, especially when unfamiliar with the process. Probate in Virginia involves managing…
What Does Marshalling of Assets Mean in a Virginia Probate?
The day you’ve been dreading has finally arrived. Your father has passed away, and now you must step into the role of executor – a…
Understanding Intestate Succession in Virginia
Caroline, a lifelong Richmond resident, recently faced a difficult and unexpected situation. When her beloved uncle, David, passed away suddenly, he left no will. As…
What You Need to Know About Probate in Virginia
In the living room of her Richmond, Virginia home, Sarah faces a daunting task after the passing of her beloved aunt. When she’d agreed to…
Understanding Inheritance Laws in Virginia
Passing away without a will can lead to significant unintended consequences. In Virginia, the absence of a will means that the distribution of your estate…
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