February 23, 2026
Should a Family Member Be an Executor of an Estate in Virginia?
Choosing who will handle your estate after you pass is one of the most meaningful decisions in your planning. You may feel confident that a…
What Happens to a House During Probate in Virginia?
Losing a parent, spouse, or other family member is difficult enough. When you are also faced with questions about what happens to a house during…
PJI Law Ranked No. 1,239 on 2025 Inc. 5000 List of Fastest-Growing Firms
FAIRFAX & RICHMOND, Virginia – PJI Law, an estate planning, probate, civil litigation, and business law firm with offices in Fairfax and Richmond, is proud…
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…
How to Choose an Executor of Estate in Fairfax County, Virginia
Choosing an executor of estate is one of the most important decisions you’ll make when preparing your estate plan. An executor, also called a personal representative, fulfills…
PJI Law Ranked #53 Among Virginia’s Largest Law Firms by Virginia Lawyers Weekly
FAIRFAX & RICHMOND, Virginia – PJI Law, an estate planning, probate, civil litigation, and business law firm with offices in Fairfax and Richmond proudly announces…
How to Know If an Estate Is Closed in Virginia
As a VA probate attorney knows, managing the probate process can be a complex and emotional experience, particularly for designated personal representatives tasked with all…
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