That is a SCAM! If you ever receive a phone call similar in nature asking for money, it is a scam.

That depends. Were you charged with reckless driving? How fast? Are you concerned about your insurance costs? What does your driving history look like? Are you in jeopardy of losing your license?

The first piece of advice I give most clients is to always be polite and respectful. You have the right to respectfully decline to answer questions. You have the right to respectfully decline to perform ALL field sobriety tests. You have the right to respectfully decline a Preliminary Breath Test (PBT). You have the right to respectfully decline any tests offered by law enforcement. Knowing your rights is very important when interacting with law enforcement.

Bring your paperwork with you. If you have any court orders, pleadings, court documents or any other relevant documents, bring them with you. Also, know your court dates, times and location. Bring with you a list of questions and prioritize your questions.

The short answer is yes, if you were lawfully served with a subpoena, you must appear in court. There are some exceptions and options that you should discuss with an attorney.

Before you speak to anyone from Child Protective Services, you should consult an attorney. Before you permit Child Protective Services into your home, you should consult an attorney.

No. Before you sign any agreement, you should consult an attorney.

Before you move out, you should consult an attorney to discuss the pros and cons of leaving the marital residence. It is often a complex issue that should be discussed at length.

The process of obtaining a divorce can be very challenging, especially in Virginia. If you are thinking about divorce, you should consult an attorney early on to discuss the best way to approach it. The more information you have, the more prepared you will be.

Child custody matters can be very complicated when one parent is withholding or alienating the other parent. If you have a custody order in place, you have various legal options to consider. If you do not have a custody order in place, you may need to pursue the court’s involvement. In either scenario, you should discuss your legal options with an attorney as every child custody matter is unique.

Yes. Untangling finances is a large part of going through a separation and divorce. Obtaining your own separate bank account is an important first step in the divorce process.