How to handle a Traffic Stop.

It’s happened to everyone.  You are comfortably driving down the road when all of the sudden you see the blue lights behind you.  You think for a second they couldn't be looking for you, but they … [Read more...]

WMM Legal Welcomes Brandon Nexsen

Winslow & McCurry, PLLC (dba WMM Legal) is pleased to announce the hiring of Brandon Nexsen. Born and raised in Norfolk, Virginia, Brandon attended Wake Forest University and graduated with a … [Read more...]

Is Mediation Right for You?

Divorce does not always have to be a “four letter” word. Sometimes couples acknowledge the end of their marriage amicably and wish to be divorced as easily and cost consciously as possible. These … [Read more...]

Mounting Case Law on the Dangers of Social Media and Your Court Case

It should shock no one that facebook, twitter and other forms of social media have become a hub for individuals to blow off steam.  While a therapist may recommend the release - as an attorney … [Read more...]

Packing For Divorce: How to Prepare for a Smoother Journey

Oftentimes one of the hardest decisions a person can make in their life is whether or not to leave their marriage and seek a divorce. Even when a spouse has no difficulty in deciding to leave, every … [Read more...]

Just say no to texting and driving.

As with every year, July 1 brings about all the new laws passed during the preceding General Assembly Legislative Session.  This year there are a few traffic laws that everyone needs to be aware … [Read more...]

Civility in the Midst of Divorce

A pending divorce brings out the most colorful rainbow of emotions and behaviors in a husband and wife. Even when a divorce is fairly amicable, it’s hard for spouses to keep feelings of bitterness, … [Read more...]

WMM Legal Welcomes Stephen A. Mutnick, Esq.

Winslow & McCurry, PLLC is pleased to welcome aboard Stephen A. Mutnick, Esq., formerly of the Henrico County Commonwealth's Attorney office. Steve brings an enormous amount of knowledge and … [Read more...]

What is the ‘Automobile Exception’ to the Warrant Requirement?

All warrantless searches are unconstitutional under the 4th Amendment unless they fit into one of a handful of recognized exceptions to the warrant requirement. One of those exceptions is the … [Read more...]

Parents, Children, Time Away and the Importance of a Limited Power of Attorney

Summer time often brings time with family – and for those with children, time away with one’s spouse while grandma and grandpa enjoy time with the grandkids.  In cases where parents leave their … [Read more...]