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A Richmond resident leaves a house and its contents to a local church. Although the gift is meaningful, the church’s leaders and volunteers may not ...

The first heavy rain after closing sends water across your new basement floor. A contractor pulls back the finished wall and finds staining, damaged framing, ...

Your father’s estate plan had divided his property among his children for years. Near the end of his life, however, he changed his trust so ...

You may rely on one of your children to handle financial matters more than anyone else in your family. That can make the person seem ...

A vendor has repeatedly failed to deliver what your agreement requires. A customer has stopped making payments. A service provider has missed an important deadline ...

You’ve been served with a summons and complaint in a Virginia civil lawsuit. After responding, you may receive written questions, requests for documents, and notices ...

Sharing ownership of a house, land, or an investment property can become frustrating when you no longer agree on its future. You may need to ...

If you’ve created a trust as part of your estate plan, you may have already transferred your home, bank accounts, or other property into it. ...

For many people, creating an estate plan is one final way to care for the people and causes that matter most. Whether someone leaves a ...

When someone fails to honor an agreement, it’s easy to assume they’ve breached the contract. Maybe a contractor walked off the job before finishing the ...