In response to the social distancing introduced to combat the coronavirus pandemic, many companies are implementing voluntary or mandatory work-from-home policies. Some of the biggest challenges for businesses include their ...
The short answer is that, yes, Virginia law does recognize that “non-parents” can play indispensable roles in the lives of children and affords those non-parents the opportunity in some circumstances ...
For the longest time, this was one of the most frustratingly unanswerable questions in family law. If an engagement is broken off before a marriage is consummated, the law of ...
We are all, throughout Virginia and the country, reeling from the consequences of the current public health crisis caused by the COVID-19 virus, and its unprecedented impact on nearly all ...
As Virginians continue to deal with COVID-19 and the Governor’s Executive Order, ceasing most operations through April 24, 2020, small businesses are doing their best to plan for their uncertain ...
COVID-19 is rapidly changing how we conduct business in the United States and in the Commonwealth of Virginia. Change and adaptation are necessary but it is also necessary to know ...
Two days ago Virginia’s Governor, Ralph S. Northam, issued an Executive Order directing non-essential businesses to cease significant operations through April 24, 2020. Businesses that are explicitly restricted from operation ...
One of the most important things that we research and weigh before purchasing a vehicle is its safety. We often look to government crash tests as a means for determining ...
Ridesharing services, such as Uber and Lyft, can be key in helping people – especially those in metropolitan areas – to get from one place to another. But while these ...
Northern Virginia Probate Lawyer Living with the grief from the death of a loved one can be painful. In addition to making arrangements for a funeral or memorial service, family ...
