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If you have bought or sold a home, you are probably aware that ownership interest in real property is conveyed by deeds. Deeds are legal documents...

When people are discussing their estate plans, many arrive with a preconceived notion that they need a “trust.” In some circumstances the...

Although none of us can predict the future, the current state of the American economy and American politics lead many to believe that tax...

Every July, various amendments to the Virginia Code go into effect. This year, several notable changes to the law impact various areas of...

Life is pretty hectic. Between work, personal commitments and family, it’s no surprise that we sometimes let important things slide from time...

Following concerns that businesses may be taking advantage of those who received an economic impact payment, the Internal Revenue Service...

Estate planning often involves the transition of a small or family-owned business to the next generation. Despite best plans and practices...

Criminally-minded individuals will choose to take advantage of almost any situation if they perceive a possible benefit to them.  Unfortunately,...

Personal injury attorneys, and their clients, often seek the advice of elder law attorneys when complicated issues associated with Supplemental...

When a loved one passes away, often the relatives of the deceased are tasked with the difficult responsibility of wrapping up the estate....

The majority of households in the United States have a dog, cat, bird, or other furry, feathered or scaled animal companion. Of those households,...

Anyone watching the news in the last six weeks has heard gloom and doom predictions for the economy and the stock market. Many look at bar...

We often advise clients that they should review their estate planning documents (Wills, Trusts, Advance Medical Directives, General Durable...

On May 6, 2020 the IRS issued new guidance as it pertains to the receipt of Economic Impact Payment (EIP) checks. Specifically, the IRS has...

As a result of the COVID-19 pandemic, there has been an increased demand for estate planning documents. Some of these documents involve do-it-yourself...

As elder law and estate planning attorneys, the work that we do for our clients often requires that real property be transferred or given...

If you’ve recently been named as the Executor or Administrator of a loved one’s estate and are about to enter into the probate estate administration...

Last week Hook Law Center provided a summary of the benefits available to individuals under the recently passed CARES Act. The Act was a bi-partisan...

Not only is the world in the middle of an unprecedented health crisis, but you may have noticed your investments lost significant value in...

With the current state of the world, we understand that many people have concerns about their personal health and what would happen if they...