During these uncertain financial times, many Americans are concerned with protecting their assets. When markets are fluctuating, and the future is unknown, asset protection is incredibly important. Making a plan to protect your assets before a crisis happens to you and your family can help you protect your future. There are several strategies Virginia residents

Also read Introduction to Limited Liability Companies in Virginia The LLC Is an Entity Separate and Distinct from Its Owners The single most common reason people hold hold property in an LLC is to protect their personal assets This can be done because “[l]ike a corporation, a limited liability company is a legal entity entirely

What You Should Know Before Forming an LLC in Virignia?

This is a very common question pertaining to the relative rights between unmarried couples who co-own property. In other words, home ownership among nonmarried couples. Typically, a boyfriend-girlfriend decide to buy real estate together and the deed lists both of them as co-owners of the property. Soon, things go south and the parties start fighting

Purpose of an Advance Medical Directive The primary purpose of an Advance Medical Directive (“AMD”), also called a Living Will, is to provide instructions to your doctors and family as to how you wish to be cared for if you are no longer able to communicate your wishes. If you are hospitalized and being kept

The decision as to how one plans for the transfer of one’s assets at death are largely dependent on the type of assets, value of the assets and concerns regarding if the public has access to those plans. Your Virginia Real Estate Lawyers at Fox and Moghul stand ready to assist you. Last Will and

It is not unusual for a party to a real estate transaction to be unavailable to personally execute the voluminous number of documents required at closing.  In some cases, the signatory is out of the State or Country, in others the signatory may be hospitalized or otherwise not competent to personally execute a conveyance or

This explains the different types of deeds and what their legal impact is.

Title insurance is an essential part of any land purchase. It covers unknown defects in the chain of title that existed at the time you purchased the property. A chain of title is the historical line of ownership of the land. Thus, if the prior owner or owner before that did something that would put