Tips for Social Media During Your Divorce

Tips for social media during divorce

Stay off Facebook, Twitter, Instagram,  or other social media platforms if you are or may be in court. 81% of attorneys discover social networking evidence worth presenting in court. Social media can be used as evidence during divorce procedures to show proof of infidelity, gains in income, and even affect […] Read more »

Continuation of Child Support for Severely & Permanently Disabled Adult Children

By Joshua Isaacs, associate with SmolenPlevy. Article Originally published in the Special Needs Trust Newsletter, The Arc of Northern Virginia For parents of a child who has disabilities, there are many challenges like managing the medical and therapeutic expenses, coordinating with different service providers, and ensuring that the child receives the best […] Read more »

A Guide For Witnesses

There may be two scenarios when you might be called to testify as a witness; in a Deposition or in a Court proceeding. A Deposition generally occurs at a lawyer’s office and you are asked to answer questions. While a Deposition seems more casual, it should  be treated as a Court proceeding. The […] Read more »

Succession Planning Equals Success

In this economy, having a succession plan could be a CEO’s saving grace. Jason Smolen, co-founding Principal of SmolenPlevy, says that not enough businesses have solid succession plans in place—and waiting until the last minute is the worst thing you can do for your company. Let’s look at the example […] Read more »

“Benefit” Corporations

Improving Society through Your Business Corporations have become the favorite target of pundits and critics recently.  While some corporate practices may well deserve the censure, if you are considering incorporation or are already incorporated in Virginia, there is now an option available that emphasizes the good your company does for […] Read more »