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Phone: (804) 747-3400

Address: 5398 Twin Hickory Rd, Glen Allen, VA 23059

Website: https://www.warrenlawpc.com/contact

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Divorce
Child Custody and Visitation
WarrenLaw PC is the right choice whether you are facing an uphill legal battle or need competent and compassionate legal advice. If you are considering a divorce, fighting over child custody or support, have been injured, starting a new business or wish to create or update your estate plan, we can help.
Spousal Support
Q. My spouse signed an agreement to pay me monthly spousal support until my death – is there any way I can lose my support prior to my death?

Trusts and Estates

Estate Planning
A person may not require an additional or different form of power of attorney for authority granted in the power of attorney presented. Of course rule number one is to draft your power of attorney to ensure that your agent has the authority to accomplish all of your estate planning goals.
Wills
A. Failing to properly provide for your pet’s care could have drastic consequences and possibly result in euthanasia. Virginia laws are in place to assist you in preventing this from happening. Pets in Virginia are considered tangible personal property and can be given to a designated pet caregiver in the Bequest section of your Last Will and Testament. Consider giving the caregiver either a bequest of cash with the instruction that the cash be used to care for your pet or establish a trust for the benefit of your pet. A Last Will and Testament does not provide any protection for your pet during your lifetime. Who will care for your pet if you are too sick, disabled or incompetent? A durable Power of Attorney that grants authority to your designated pet caregiver to care for your pet and pay for the care from your financial resources will protect your pet during your lifetime.
Trusts
Cheri has served with distinction as a member of the Virginia State Bar her entire career and participates in the Trusts and Estates and Family Law Sections. She is certified as a Department of Veteran’s Affairs accredited attorney and is specially trained in Collaborative Law as a dispute resolution alternative to litigation. For over 28 years she has helped the families of Virginia facing legal problems and is as skilled in the courtroom as she is in the conference room.
Power of Attorney
A person shall either accept an acknowledged power of attorney or request a certification, a translation, or an opinion of counsel under subsection C of § 64.2-1617 no later than seven business days after presentation of the power of attorney for acceptance;

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