Monthly Archives: April 2026
Multi-Vehicle Hit-and-Run Car Accident in Norfolk Raises Questions About the Rights of Hit-and-Run Car Accident Victims in Virginia
A serious car accident in Norfolk on February 11, 2026 has raised questions about the rights of hit-and-run car accident victims in Virginia. According to local news reports, Virginia State Police are investigating a three-vehicle crash that occurred on I-64 eastbound near exit 276 around mile marker 279. Reports indicate that a white sedan… Read More »
Fatal Pedestrian-Involved Truck Accident in Norfolk Raises Questions About the Rights of Grieving Virginia Families Under Virginia Wrongful Death Laws
A tragic pedestrian accident in Norfolk recently claimed the life of a local man and has raised difficult questions about the legal rights of Virginia families who lose a loved one in a serious accident. According to local news reports, the crash occurred on February 20, on Rogers Avenue in Norfolk during the evening… Read More »
Contested vs. Uncontested Divorce in Virginia: What’s the Difference?
When individuals in Virginia begin considering divorce, one of the first questions that typically arises is whether the divorce will be contested or uncontested. Indeed, while both types of divorce lead to the same legal result (the dissolution of the marriage), the reality is that the Virginia divorce process can look very different depending… Read More »
Protective Orders in Virginia DV Cases: What Are They and How Can a Virginia Protective Orders Lawyer Help You?
Protective orders are a common legal tool used in Virginia domestic violence cases to help protect domestic violence victims from threats, harassment, or domestic abuse. When someone feels unsafe because of the actions of a family member, partner, or household member in Virginia, Virginia laws allow courts to issue orders that create legally enforceable… Read More »