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Estate planning has changed a lot over recent years. One of these ways is that people now have to consider their digital assets as part of their estate plan. For those in Virginia, becoming familiar with the Revised Uniform Fiduciary Access to Digital Records Act (RUFADAA) is beneficial because this state adopted this act to […]
When someone passes away, their estate may have to go through Virginia probate court. It can be a complex process for grieving families. Dealing with probate can come with many challenges that may make a time of mourning even more difficult. Because of this, you may want to avoid probate court altogether. The hassles of […]
Drafting a will is a popular method of estate planning. In your will, you can leave instructions for how to distribute your things, your preferences regarding burial, and more. It’s important to understand your options and how to ensure that loved ones can follow your wishes after you pass away. The significance of specificity Key […]
In certain circumstances, you may find yourself unable to execute important financial, family or medical decisions. This could be due to various reasons such as physical or mental incapacitation, being out of the country or simply not having the time or expertise to handle certain matters. Fortunately, a power of attorney can provide a solution. […]
Preparing for the end of life is never simple. However, for small-business owners, complexity usually increases. A typical estate plan often involves the future of a family. A business estate plan might involve the future of a much larger group. 1. Business succession plans Although business succession plans are not the same as estate plans, […]
When a loved one passes away, someone must handle the duties of administering the decedent’s estate. The procedure in Virginia differs from other states. Understanding the local probate process can make the difference between drawn-out or efficient proceedings. The typical timeline for settling an estate in Virginia The timeframe for settling an estate in Virginia […]
Writing a will is an excellent way to begin planning your estate. Your family members can reference your will for guidance when they close your estate. This formal legal document provides you with a place to name beneficiaries and clarify your final wishes. If updated regularly, your will can facilitate the distribution of your assets […]
Probate refers to the administration and distribution of a decedent’s estate. The will outlines who gets which assets, and there is a process by which this occurs. The person who administers the estate is the executor, and this individual has numerous duties to fulfill before the closing of the estate. When formal administration is not […]
n Understanding how estate taxes work in Virginia On Behalf of Ross Law | Mar 14, 2026 | Estate Tax | n
n How irrevocable trusts help reduce estate taxes On Behalf of Ross Law | May 29, 2026 | Trusts | n

