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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Thanksgiving, winter break and New Year's Eve can bring out the best in a family, and they can also put the most pressure on a parenting arrangement. Parents who share…
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After an accident, it can take time to understand the injuries, gather records, and deal with insurance. One issue should not be left until the end of that process: the…
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When a marriage ends, spouses may need to account for credit cards, loans, medical bills, a mortgage, or other obligations alongside their property. In Virginia, a cour…
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Filing for divorce in Alexandria means dealing with Virginia-specific rules, strict separation requirements, and court filings at the Alexandria Circuit Court on King S…
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The Alvarez Law Firm helps Alexandria military families protect their financial future when a military pension divorce puts retirement income on the line. A military pe…
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The Alvarez Law Firm helps Alexandria families evaluate, file, and pursue a wrongful death claim under Virginia law, so you can focus on your family while we handle the…
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