Free Information from your Virginia Accident and Criminal Law Attorneys
Do you need information about your accident, arrest or traffic ticket? If so the attorneys at Tavss Fletcher believe that our article library will help you understand Virginia law, your rights and the best way to proceed with your case. Please feel free to browse through the following sections. As always, if you have any questions at all do not hesitate to contact your experienced Virginia Beach attorney today for a consultation.
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Many Types of Trucks Create Risk on the RoadSemis carrying commercial cargo aren’t the only large, dangerous trucks on the road. An accident may also occur with a rental truck or a large flatbed.
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Many Kinds of Motorcycle Accidents Risk Road SafetyMotorcycle wrecks can result in serious and even fatal injuries, so every motorcyclist should understand how they happen and how to stay safer on the roads.
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What You Need to Know About Contesting a WillContesting a will in Virginia can become complex, and only certain claims are successful. Here, learn who can contest a will and how a lawyer can help.
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Your Car Accident Claim Must Be Filed Within the Statute of LimitationsVirginia’s statutes of limitation preserve your right to sue another person, but only for a short time. Here, learn more about how this code affects your case.
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Teens Pose Unique Risks to Road SafetyDriving is a new skill for teens so they are less likely to think critically and more likely to be distracted. Learn more about how teens impact Virginia roads.
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Expungement of a DUI Conviction May Not Be Possible in VirginiaIf you’ve been convicted of a DUI in Virginia, you may wonder if the conviction can be removed from your record. Learn about DUI expungement.
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Understanding the Car Accident Settlement ProcessThere are many steps between a crash scene and a settlement check. Your lawyer files the claim, which is investigated, and then negotiations take place.
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Stay Vigilant After a Hit-and-Run to Preserve Your RecoveryRight after a car crash, taking in all the details—such as the vehicle model and the driver’s description—may assist with locating a hit-and-run driver.
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Ignition Interlock Requirements Can Be Frustrating and ExpensiveSince 2012, Virginia requires even first-time DUI offenders to have ignition interlock devices installed in their vehicles. Here, learn more about this law.
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Asking Key Questions About Your Real Estate ContractWhen buying or selling a home, there are key issues to consider when writing a contract. An attorney can step in to help perfect this important document.
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Virginia Nursing Home Patients Possess Specific RightsThe nursing home bill of rights, which stems from a 1987 law, helps to protect residents from neglect, verbal and physical abuse, and inadequate treatment.
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Virginia’s Minimum Insurance RequirementsThough Virginia requires minimum coverage limits for those who choose to purchase insurance, the DMV also allows drivers to pay an uninsured motorist fee.
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How Aging Compromises Safe Driving AbilityBecause the elderly may experience vision or hearing loss, muscle weakness or disability, and decreased mental acuity, they pose significant risks as drivers.
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Dividing Vehicles in a Virginia DivorceBecause Virginia is an equitable distribution state, a divorce court will divide vehicles in a way that is fair, not equal. Specific factors guide the decision.
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Understanding Division of Debts in a Virginia DivorceIn a Virginia divorce, courts first categorize debt into either separate or marital, then consider many factors to execute equitable distribution of the debts.
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What Virginia Law Says About Dividing Bank Accounts in a DivorceDepending on whether bank accounts are separate or marital property, Virginia courts will divide them based on who opened them and the duration of the marriage.
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Considering How Virginia Divides Retirement AccountsRetirement accounts, like IRAs, 401(k)s, and pensions may be eligible for division in divorce, depending on their categorization as either separate or marital.
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Equitable Distribution or Property Settlement Agreement? Dividing Real Estate in a Virginia DivorceWhen it comes to dividing real estate in a divorce, a couple may decide divisions on their own, or a court may get involved to distribute property fairly.
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Obtaining Informed Consent Isn’t Just Considerate, It’s the LawPoor descriptions of treatment, omitting information about risks, and using confusing medical jargon with patients can all lead to lack of informed consent.
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Healthcare Worker Fatigue and the Risk of Medical MalpracticeHospital understaffing, sickness, or lack of sleep can lead to exhaustion among healthcare professionals. Learn how this fatigue can lead to medical malpractice.