What to Do If There Is a “No Contest” Clause in the Will October 14, 2019

A "no contest" clause in a will is often used to prevent fighting among the heirs to an estate. The clause typically states that any beneficiary who challenges a will could lose his or her ...

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(Almost) Everything You Need to Know About Contesting a Will in Virginia October 3, 2019

When an individual dies, many legal, financial, and personal affairs must be settled. In certain instances, directives for how such matters will be resolved are contained in a document known as a ...

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What Are The Warning Signs of Nursing Home Abuse and Assault? September 13, 2019

Seniors are among the most vulnerable individuals in our society and, although we expect nursing homes and assisted living facilities to provide safety and care for our elderly loved ones, they also ...

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Q & A: Invalid Wills July 11, 2019

Question Is a will automatically invalid if the testator, or maker of the will, had Alzheimer's or dementia? Answer First of all, challenging any will is a difficult process. Although a diagnosis of ...

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Q & A: How Do I Contest a Will in Virginia July 8, 2019

Question What are the grounds for contesting a will in the state of Virginia? Answer There are strict requirements for what must be included in a will and how it is to be written, dated, witnessed and ...

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DARS: Reports of Elder Financial Exploitation Jumps 30% in VA July 3, 2019

Financial exploitation is one of the most common forms of elder abuse in the United States. Each year, America’s most vulnerable citizens are victimized and cheated by negligent caretakers, scam ...

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