The Department of Motor Vehicles recently released a warning to pedestrians, citing some alarming statistics. With holiday parties in full swing, the DMV is warning party-goers about impaired walking. In other words, walking while intoxicated. According to statistics,...
Month: December 2019
Richmond bans holding cell phones while driving
The city of Richmond has passed an ordinance that bans drivers from holding any communications device, such as a cell phone, in their hand while operating a motor vehicle. The purpose of the ordinance is to help keep pedestrians safe and eliminate traffic fatalities....
Powers of Attorney types and purposes
Most people who have never had any experience with estate planning or caring for a sick loved one do not realize that there are multiple types of powers of attorney. Each has its own purpose and rules regarding when it goes into effect, what powers it gives the agent,...
Breaking the news about your divorce to your family
While it can be difficult to come to the conclusion that you want to go through a divorce, it can be even harder to open up the discussion to your friends and family. You may be worried about the expectations that your friends and family have of you, and you won't...
Ignition interlock requirement raises cost of a DUI
Virginia has some of the harshest penalties for drunk driving in the nation. Even first-time offenders can have their driving privileges suspended for a year. Many can drive before a year is up, but must do so with a restricted license. Virginia courts can also...