In Virginia, a court of equity has an absolute power to grant alimony or spousal support either in a suit for divorce or for a suit for alimony alone. Often, one party may find that the calculation … [Read more...]
Partnership of Christopher M. Winslow and Sarah L. McCurry
posted on April 30, 2012
Chris Winslow, of the Law Offices of Christopher M. Winslow, PC and Sarah McCurry, of the Law Offices of Sarah Ludlow McCurry, PLLC are pleased to announce their partnership and the formation of a new … [Read more...]
Changes to DUI Law Arrive July 1, 2012
posted on March 17, 2012
The Commonwealth of Virginia has gained a reputation for being tough on repeat DUI offenders. In 2012, the Virginia General Assembly took the lead in enacting tougher consequences on first time DUI … [Read more...]
Definition of a Legal Contract
posted on February 21, 2012
What is a contract? In the simplest of terms, the essence of a contract is an agreement between parties. But, to make things more complicated, an agreement alone is not necessarily a contract. In … [Read more...]
Supreme Court Cases
posted on January 30, 2012
As lawyers, we are often asked questions off the cuff. One of the most asked questions we hear is how the Supreme Court decides what cases they are going to make a ruling. The Supreme Court has both … [Read more...]
