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Month: September 2020

Common bankruptcy questions

On Behalf of Coates, Battle & Tyree, P.C. | Sep 29, 2020 | Firm News

Sudden hardships like medical emergencies, home or car troubles, or unexpected job losses can become a significant burden on a person or household. Given the severity of the hardship, a person may need to look towards more serious solutions to their problems, and...

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I just turned 18, do I need a will?

On Behalf of Coates, Battle & Tyree, P.C. | Sep 22, 2020 | Estate Planning

This year has been, in a word, “crazy.” And, this craziness and uncertainty has made many young people begin questioning whether they need to start estate planning or draft a will. Do 18-year-olds need a will? As a general rule, whether a young person needs a Last...

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What constitutes breach of contract?

On Behalf of Coates, Battle & Tyree, P.C. | Sep 9, 2020 | Business Law

Contracts form the basis of many business dealings in Virginia. We expect these contracts will be followed as intended, but this is not always the case. Sometimes one party fails to keep up their end of the deal, giving rise to a breach of contract claim. There are...

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