Legacy Law Group Of Northern Virginia

We operate with a set of attorneys, paralegals and staff who best address the complex and personal nature of wealth transfer and the related tax issues. By intentionally limiting our practice to these specialized legal areas, we are in the unique position to render comprehensive services to our clients with personal attention and discretion.

Legacy Law Group of Northern Virginia takes the guesswork out of planning your family's future with attorneys recognized among the Legal Elite by Virginia Business magazine. Nationally, they are recognized by their peers as being among the top levels of professional excellence by Martindale-Hubbell Peer Review Ratings.

In a Trust, you transfer property to another person or entity, known as the trustee, who now will legally own that property. An Advance Medical Directive, which in Virginia is the combination of both a living will and a health care power of attorney, is necessary when you are no longer able to make medical decisions on your own.

When a loved one is incapacitated or dies, it is often overwhelming. Existing estates and trusts are often incomplete, confusing or remotely administered. When this happens, know that the attorneys at Legacy Law Group will meet your concerns and needs competently and compassionately.

Our firm will guide the fiduciary (whether an Agent under a Durable Power of Attorney, a Personal Representative under a Will, or a Successor Trustee under a Trust) at each step, so that you fully understand the role and duties required of you.This way we can help ensure that the administration of the estate or trust will be handled in an efficient and organized fashion.

If you feel that a will you are involved with is unjust, it may be necessary to undertake will litigation and contest the will in court. Or, if you are the executor of a contested will, it may be necessary to defend the will in court. In either case, it is extremely important to engage a wills lawyer who has experience with will disputes.