If you are at a place in your life when you are researching bankruptcy, wading through information about whether you qualify for the process and how to start it can be overwhelming. As you think about your options, answering one critical question can help you make...
The cost of living, medical bills and unexpected expenses can make it challenging for Virginia residents to make ends meet. If you rely on credit cards to pay for basics like groceries and utilities and make the minimum required payments monthly, chances are you are...
Many Virginia residents can benefit from an estate plan. Although a will can help ensure the division and distribution of your property according to your wishes, there are aspects of the distribution it cannot dictate. We often assist clients in creating an estate...
Many people decide to set up a will in order to protect their estate and ensure that their loved ones receive the support they need down the road. However, there are many issues to take into consideration when it comes to creating a will and you need to understand the...
Medical expenses and unemployment can result in mountains of debt and little recourse for Virginia residents. If you use credit cards for daily necessities and are struggling with minimum payments that don’t lower your balance, it may be time to change your strategy....
Most adults in the United States find that finances cause significant stress in their lives. You might feel overwhelmed about the future if you find yourself struggling with debt or facing the possibility of bankruptcy. Do not lose all hope. You can follow a few tips...
When it comes to the bankruptcy process, many people recognize the financial advantages of eliminating debt. However, it is also important to think about some of the health-related benefits of getting rid of excessive debt. In fact, many people experience positive...
The birth of a child is one of the greatest moments in a new parent’s life. Becoming a parent brings many responsibilities to ensure the child is protected, well cared-for and loved. One step new parents in Northern Virginia should not put off in protecting their...
Our readers in Virginia know that drafting an estate plan needs to be a comprehensive effort. That means including a will, power of attorney documents, healthcare directives and potentially even a trust in most, if not all, estate plans. However, every person’s family...
If you have a loved one who is getting older or has special needs, then you’re probably worried about what their future will look like without you there to help care for them. This is a valid concern, and one that you shouldn’t let go unaddressed for too long. If you...
