If you are heading to trial, you may have found yourself involved in a process called “discovery.” During discovery, you must draft written responses to questions posed by the opposing party and send
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If you are heading to trial, you may have found yourself involved in a process called “discovery.” During discovery, you must draft written responses to questions posed by the opposing party and send
Difference Between Wills and Trusts A will is a document that provides instructions for how to distribute a person’s assets after death. A will only becomes effective upon the testator’s death, so the
While many employers discourage employees from discussing wage and compensation with each other, it's important for you to know that all employees have the right to discuss their wages under both federal and
Churches often use photographs that they’ve taken during worship services, conferences, and outreach events on social media, the church’s website, and promotional or informational materials like brochures and flyers. But using such photos
Last week our own Doug Davis was a guest on WNIS radio's "Ask the Expert" show. WNIS has been providing live local news, talk shows and nationally syndicated shows to Hampton Roads listeners
You have invested your money, time, and sweat equity to build a company that will be successful for years to come, but even if you make all the right business moves, unexpected costs
As an employer in the Commonwealth of Virginia, knowing the difference between a handbook and a policy manual and using them appropriately can create a more transparent and smoothly operating business. But it
Sometimes giving assets outright to a beneficiary – such a child, a grandchild or a special needs loved one – is not the ideal method of distributing assets in an estate plan. In
You just found out that your favorite aunt, Aunt Melba, has died and have received a notice from the attorney handling Aunt Melba's affairs stating that you are a beneficiary. Your best friend advises
Congratulations! You are now considered a legal adult. Although you still can't purchase alcohol, there are very few other things you cannot legally do at this point. Although you may not feel any
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