If you're starting a small business, odds are that someone has pointed out just how often small businesses fail and asked you if that's really a risk you want to take. You have probably assured them that you know there is a risk, but you're ready for it, and you have...
Month: May 2019
Include Medicaid planning in your estate planning process
If you have spent a lifetime acquiring assets and developing a retirement fund, you probably don't think it's likely that you will need help from the government after you retire. After all, you may have Medicare to cover your expenses. However, Medicare is more...
Why might one include a special needs trust in their estate plan?
Raising a special needs child is an act of love, and many parents in Virginia who find themselves in such a situation want to do all they can to make sure their special needs child lives life to its fullest. However, parents of special needs children may be concerned...
Spring is a good time to plan ahead for summer custody schedules
Although it is still spring here in Virginia, it is not too early for divorced parents to address their summer parenting plans. Because children generally do not have school in the summer, this means that their summertime child custody and visitation schedule may look...
How can Chapter 11 bankruptcy benefit Virginia businesses?
Sometimes a business in Virginia falls on hard financial times. Even if a business slashes its budget it could find that it simply isn't making enough of a profit to meet all its liabilities. When this happens, the business may want to file for Chapter 11 bankruptcy....