La Diferencia Entre Capítulo 7 y Capítulo 13 Bancarrota
Declarando bancarrota puede ser un proceso abrumador. Usted sabe que hay varios capítulos de la bancarrota, pero ¿cuál es el adecuado para su situación? La abogada Xue Connelly analiza las diferencias entre los dos tipos más comunes de bancarrota para los individuos: el Capítulo 7 y el Capítulo 13.
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Filing for Bankruptcy and Divorce: Which Comes First?
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Financial issues and marital discord often go hand in hand. So it’s not surprising that some couples decide they want to file for both bankruptcy and divorce around the same time. But filing simultaneously can create significant complications and delays. Bankruptcy attorney Xue Connelly explains it’s often...
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What to Know About Child Custody Relocation
Relocation & Child Custody Considerations
There are many factors to consider when deciding whether or not child custody relocation is right for you and your child. Family law attorney Jessica Leischner explains these child custody considerations on this week’s FAQ Friday.
If you’re a parent consi...
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What to Know About Bankruptcy Before Filing
5 Common Misconceptions About Filing For Bankruptcy
Many people think if they file for bankruptcy they’ll lose everything, be considered a failure, and won’t ever be able to build their credit back up again. However, that’s just not the case. Attorney Xue Connelly shares five common misconceptions abo...
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What Is Virginia’s New ‘Red Flag’ Gun Law?
The recently passed “red flag” law is a gun control measure that gives police and courts the ability to remove guns and firearms from individuals that they determine to pose a substantial risk to themselves or others.
Once that order is entered by the magis...
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Revenge Porn – FAQ Friday
What is revenge porn?
Distributing sexually explicit photos or videos of a person without their consent in order to embarrass them, also known as revenge porn, can have serious legal ramifications. On this week’s FAQ Friday, partners at Friedman, Meinken & Leischner...
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Estate Planning for Minor Beneficiaries in Virginia
When an adult dies without an estate plan in place, it can be devastating for their dependents who rely on their financial support. Attorney Xue Connelly with Friedman, Grimes, Meinken & Leischner PLLC breaks down why it is vital to have an estate plan in pla...
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How to Get Your Record Expunged in Virginia – FAQ Friday
Being charged with a criminal offense can have significant and long-lasting negative effects. Having a criminal record can make the process of applying for a job or school, or trying to get a security clearance significantly more difficult — which is why it’s important to know your legal options when it comes to expungement.
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How to Handle Repossession in Virginia
Repossession of any personal item by a creditor can be devastating. Xue Connelly, attorney at Friedman, Grimes, Meinken & Leischner PLLC explains what repossession is, the most common types of repossession, how repossession happens, and how to effectively deal with repossessions.
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High-Net-Worth Divorce: What Can We Learn from Bill and Melinda Gates’ Split?
Headlines sizzled recently with the news that mega-wealthy couple Bill and Melinda Gates plan to divorce. Family law attorney weighs in on some of the legal issues and questions the high-profile split raises.
Did the Gates’ Have A Prenuptial Agre...
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Alcohol on the Beach: Your Rights When Approached by Police
Waves are rolling, sand is between your toes, but a police officer is blocking your attempt to get some vitamin sea. With summer beach season at high tide, a recent of an altercation between a beachgoer and police raises questions about alcohol, the beach and your rights.
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What is Virginia 251 and Does it Apply to Me?
First-time drug offenders in Virginia have a tool they can use to potentially avoid jail time and a permanent criminal record. Partners at Friedman, Grimes, Meinken & Leischner, PLLC share the details on Virginia 251.
What is Virginia 251?
Virginia 251, more formally known as VA Code § 18.2-251 (2013)...
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Can a Bank Freeze My Account Due to Bankruptcy?
Filing for bankruptcy can be confusing to navigate, but having a plan of action and learning about bankruptcy before filing can help make the process as painless as possible. Xue Connelly, attorney at Friedman, Grimes, Meinken & Leischner PLLC, explains bankruptcy, the extent to which banks may con...
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What to Know About Divorce
If You’re Thinking About Divorce
What are the Grounds for Divorce in Virginia?...
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How to Restore Your Second Amendment Rights – FAQ Friday
Many Americans value and take pride in their Second Amendment rights. So it’s not surprising that many individuals who lose their gun rights due to a past conviction want to get them restored. On this week’s FAQ Friday, partners at Friedman, Grimes, Meinken & Leischner PLLC weigh in on how to restore your Second Amendment rig...
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