Informative Blog Postings On Virginia Legal Topics
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The Risk of Mobile Banking Apps Depositing checks using your mobile banking app can increase the risk of identity theft if not done properly. -
Another Day, Another Data Breach A data breach at the Department of Housing and Urban Development affects 600,000 residents in North Dakota. -
I’m Dead? Credit Reporting Agency Errors What happens if your credit agency thinks your dead? Our new blog discusses how credit report errors can disrupt your life, and what you can do to fix it. -
Product Liability For Distracted Driving Apple has a patent on technology that can stop texting while driving, should they be liable for traffic accidents resulting from texting and driving? -
Protecting Your Child From Identity Theft The theft of a child's identity often goes unrecognized until they are old enough to get a credit card, but here is a way they can be protected while underage. -
The IRS And Its Trouble With Tax Fraud The IRS has failed to notify victims of tax fraud or identity theft dating back to 2011. Why did this go on for so long and what has been done to fix it? -
Judge denies grandparents visitation rights. A local Virginia Court recently denied a grandparent's visitation rights when her daughter, the child’s mother, did not want visitation to occur. -
Distractions While Driving Every year, 421,000 accidents are caused by distracted driving, and distractions can come from a variety of places - not just cell phones. -
Mayim Bialik On Her Divorce Big Bang Theory star Mayim Bialik offers candid and personal advice on co-parenting after divorce that focuses on the importance of family. -
Get To Know The Servicemembers Civil Relief Act The Servicemembers Civil Relief Act protects the rights of military servicemembers' in cases of divorce, mortgage or rent disputes, taxes, and credit debt.