Do you require a deposit up front?

January 21, 2016

A deposit, also called a retainer fee, is required up front by our Office. For Estate Plans, it’s the total flat fee quoted for the documents to be drafted.

For Family Law and other matters, the deposit is based upon the nature of the issues involved and whether the matter is in litigation or anticipated to require litigation. We provide our fee and deposit information in your consultation.

How to Help Your Aging Parents Make Their Estate Plans

As parents age, children need to have tough conversations with them to keep their care and assets in the right hands. Here is a helpful

February 10, 2023

What You Cannot Add to a Virginia Will and What It Cannot Do

While your last Will can ensure your descendants receive personal effects and assets on your passing and assign a guardian for minor children, there are

January 20, 2023

How to Identify Undue Influence in Estate Planning

When an individual creates their estate plan, it is assumed that the Will, trust, and other estate planning documents reflect the sincere wishes of their

January 10, 2023