Legal Library Articles for Virginia Clients
Many of our clients do not have extensive experience with the law. To help you become an informed and empowered partner in your case, our legal team has written these articles about local law. In these easy to read articles, learn more about legal definitions, the mechanics of a case, how a skilled attorney can help you, and more.
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Virginia Credit Card Theft and Fraud Crimes and Penalties Have you been charged with credit card theft or fraud? Learn about these crimes, the potential penalties, and why you need a Northern Virginia defense lawyer. -
How Virginia Protective Orders Protect People in Danger What may be part of your protective order? Learn how the court may protect you if you’re in danger and why to call a Fairfax protective order lawyer for help. -
How to Get a Restraining Order in Virginia You may need an emergency protective order, preliminary protective order, or full protective order to stay safe. Learn how to get the protection you need in VA. -
How to Challenge a Blood Test in a Virginia DUI Case Blood tests may be more reliable than breathalyzer tests, but potential problems could make them unreliable evidence in a VA DUI case. Learn more here. -
Criminal Appeals in Virginia How long do you have to file a criminal appeal in VA? What reasons do you need to file an appeal? What could happen on appeal? Learn these answers and more. -
Drag Racing Is a Criminal Offense in Virginia Drag racing is a type of reckless driving in Virginia. Find out when it is charged as a misdemeanor and felony and why retaining a lawyer is essential. -
How to Challenge Field Sobriety Tests in DUI Cases If you are charged with DUI in Virginia, you may be able to dispute the field sobriety test results. Discover how this can help you fight the charges you face. -
Auto Theft Crimes and Punishments in Virginia Auto theft can be charged as a misdemeanor or felony in Virginia. Here, learn what crimes you may be charged with and the penalties you may face. -
Understanding the Crime of Receiving Stolen Goods in VA You may be charged with a misdemeanor or felony offense for receiving or concealing stolen goods in Virginia. What penalties can you face if you’re convicted? -
Obtaining Money by False Pretenses Is a Crime in VA Obtaining money or property by false pretenses is a larceny crime in Virginia. Here, we explain the elements of this offense and how you may be sentenced.