Marijuana laws have changed quite a bit over the last few years in many states, including Virginia. In 2021, it became legal in Virgnia for adults over the age of 21 to possess up to one ounce of marijuana in any public place or in their private residence....
Month: September 2024
A post-nuptial agreement can protect you in a high-asset divorce
Many Virginia couples start a marriage with little in the way of assets. As time goes on, assets generally start to accumulate with increases in income and career growth. This means that if you decide to divorce, you might find you have a high-asset divorce. This is...
Who gets the vacation home and other real estate in divorce?
Vacation homes and real estate properties often hold a special place in a couple's heart. They represent years of memories and significant financial investment. So, when a marriage dissolves, deciding who retains these assets can be one of the most contentious issues....
Poor driving isn’t necessary for a drunk driving charge
Many people assume that they know when they are too drunk to drive and that they can spot a drunk driver in traffic. In reality, quite a few people accused of impaired driving may have thought they were sober enough to get home safely. Their driving may seem normal to...
Was the field sobriety test leading to your DWI valid?
Law enforcement commonly use field sobriety tests to determine if a driver is impaired. These tests usually involve tasks that assess balance, coordination and the ability of the driver to divide attention between multiple tasks. However, there are some instances when...