“When the government stops putting money in, you are going to have a cascade of bankruptcies, both commercial and consumer.” Bankruptcy attorney Gregory Wade shares his expertise in Bisnow. Read the full article below: U.S. retailers and restaurants are finally starting to welcome customers again around the U.S., ending months of little to no income. But….

Beyond serious health concerns, COVID-19 is dramatically impacting every aspect of life – from marriage to finances. After so much forced togetherness, many ask if it’s possible to file for divorce while the courts are closed. Those who are already divorced or separated face unique challenges, like trying to afford child support after a sudden….

The COVID-19 pandemic has brought an economic downturn. Renters are losing their jobs and landlords are being forced to make tough choices. This situation is exacerbated by the fact the courts are currently closed. There is a long backlog and it is hard to get into court to evict anyone. Landlords are feeling the pressure….

On top of divorce stress, coronavirus is leading to additional challenges for couples who are separated or looking to file for a divorce. Stay-at-home orders are forcing separated couples to live under the same roof. Spouses who already decided on a divorce are being left wondering whether they should file now even though courts are….

Muchas personas están sintiendo el impacto financiero de la pandemia de coronavirus porque les cortaron las horas en el trabajo o los despidieron. La abogada de bancarrota Xue Connelly analiza cómo navegar estos tiempos inciertos. Connelly explica cómo la bancarrota puede ser una buena forma de obtener alivio financiero.

Many people are feeling the financial impact of the coronavirus pandemic—having work hours cut or being laid off. Bankruptcy attorney Xue Connelly weighs in on how to navigate these uncertain times. Connelly explains how bankruptcy can be a good way to attain financial relief. Focus on Paying Your Essential Bills First For those with limited….

As a parent, you may be concerned about protecting your children from COVID-19. For divorced parents, there’s an added stress of coordinating precautionary measures with the other parent. In these tumultuous times, divorced parents might have a lot of questions, especially about what to do with current custody orders. Family law attorney Jessica Leischner says….

As the nation deals with the COVID-19 pandemic, divorced or separated parents in Virginia face unique challenges now that schools are closed for the school year and courts are closed. With schools closed, do I follow a summer or school custody schedule? What do I do if I can’t pay child support this month because….

Everyone is staying in their houses because of the coronavirus pandemic–but what happens when your home isn’t safe? The New York Times reports the pandemic raises the following questions for victims of domestic violence who need the attention of city, state and federal agencies: What do you do if you’re confined to the most terrifying….

Diferentes estados tienen diferentes leyes sobre cómo tratan el consumo de marijuana. ¿Sin embargo, eso qué significa para las familias que viven en el norte de Virginia y que frecuentemente cruzan las fronteras estatales? La abogada de derecho de familia Carolyn Grimes explica cómo las leyes de marijuana difieren en el DMV y cómo afectan….

It’s the new trend sweeping the nation: cannatourism. People are traveling to states with lax marijuana laws — like Colorado, California, and Oregon — to take advantage of the cannabis culture. But as the partners at Friedman, Grimes, Meinken & Leischner PLLC explain, different states have different laws about marijuana, which can result in legal….

Deciding when to file for bankruptcy is a personal and often difficult decision. But it’s an important one that could help you on your path to rebuilding your finances. Bankruptcy attorney Xue Connelly shares her expertise on identifying the right time to file for bankruptcy. “Most people try and put off bankruptcy,” says Connelly. “They….

“This very moment, someone’s elderly parent or grandparent is likely wiring tens or even hundreds of thousands of dollars to scammers overseas,” says Foster Friedman, an estate planning attorney and partner at Friedman, Grimes, Meinken & Leischner PLLC. Scammers are smart and relentless, using a variety of ruses to draw seniors into their schemes. Kiplinger.com….

For the fourth year in a row, U.S. News & World Report names Friedman, Grimes, Meinken & Leischner PLLC among its “Best Law Firms” for 2020. Firms named to the list are honored for professional excellence with impressive ratings from clients and peers. Receiving this honor signals quality law practice and breadth of legal expertise. ….

In an insightful article, The New York Times says if you come into an inheritance, whether it’s a little or a lot, waiting to make a move is the best thing you can do. Estate planning attorneys Foster Friedman and Gretchyn Meinken say you shouldn’t make any decisions for a few months. Think through your options.