How a Legal Separation Should Operate Prior to Divorce in Virginia
When spouses in Virginia are preparing for divorce, separation is not just a matter of living in different places. The law focuses on how long
Why Adding Your Child to Your Bank Account Could Backfire
It might seem like a simple fix if you’re getting older or maybe just want a little help keeping track of bills. Your son or
From Contract to Keys: What Actually Happens at a Commercial Real Estate Closing
A Davis Law Group Guide to Commercial Real Estate Closings — Part 3 You’ve negotiated the Letter of Intent, worked up a Purchase and Sale
Commercial Real Estate Closings Part 2: Purchase and Sale Agreements
If you’ve made it past the Letter of Intent (LOI) stage of a commercial real estate deal, which we discussed in depth in a recent
Virginia’s New Non-Compete Ban for Health Care Workers: What Employers and Professionals Need to Know
Starting on July 1, 2026, important changes are coming to Virginia’s health care professionals and their employment landscape. Starting July 1, 2026, Virginia law will
Commercial Real Estate Closings: What’s a Letter of Intent and Why Do I Need One?
You’ve found the right property. The seller is ready to negotiate. Everyone is eager to move forward. So why slow things down with a Letter
Where and How Should You Store Your Important Legal Documents?
A common question for our attorneys, and a smart one to ask – you yourself may have wondered – what is the best way to
SuAnne Hardee Bryant Represents Winning Estate in Virginia Court of Appeals
Our own SuAnne Hardee Bryant just won a significant case before the Virginia Court of Appeals, and the ruling has important lessons for anyone with
What am I Entitled to Receive from an Executor or Trustee as a Beneficiary of my Parents’ Estate?
Losing a parent is one of life’s most difficult experiences. Add to that the complexity of navigating estate administration, and it can feel even more
