The Alvarez Law Firm Legal Blog
The Alvarez Law Firm publishes legal articles to help Alexandria and Northern Virginia residents understand their rights under Virginia law. Our blog covers personal injury, criminal defense, family law, and wills and estate planning, including the statutes, court procedures, and deadlines that affect real cases in this area. Browse our latest posts below, and contact us to schedule a consultation if you need legal guidance.
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How to File an Insurance Claim After an Injury in Alexandria
The Alvarez Law Firm helps injury victims throughout Alexandria, VA understand exactly how to file an insurance claim and what to do when insurers push back. After an a…
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Uncontested Divorce in Virginia and How It Compares to Contested
Deciding between an uncontested divorce in Virginia and a contested one is one of the most consequential choices you will make during this process. The two paths differ…
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What to Do After a Car Accident in Alexandria, VA
The Alvarez Law Firm helps car accident victims throughout Alexandria, VA recover full compensation after crashes that upend their lives. We are located at 50 South Pic…
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What to Expect From a Car Accident Settlement in Alexandria
The Alvarez Law Firm helps car accident victims throughout Alexandria, VA understand what their claim is worth and what to expect from the settlement process. Our attor…
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What Virginia’s Child Custody Laws Mean for Parents
Custody and child support are the two most consequential decisions in any Virginia family law case involving minor children. They shape a child’s daily life, the financ…
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What to Expect After a Pedestrian Accident in Alexandria, VA
A pedestrian accident in Alexandria, VA can change the course of your life in seconds. One moment you are walking through Old Town, crossing King Street, or stepping in…
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