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Phone: (703) 669-1900

Address: 17 Royal St SE, Leesburg, VA 20175

Website: http://www.pendzichlaw.com

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Divorce
Child Support
Child Custody and Visitation
Almost every married couple has some legal issues that must be resolved as part of a separation or divorce. The issues can be any or all of the following: child custody, visitation, spousal support, division of marital debts and assets, division of retirement accounts, disposition of a marital home, etc. The issues vary in each case, but each couple should have a written agreement setting out how the issues will be resolved.
Guardianship
We understand that this can be an incredibly difficult decision as to whether or not to proceed with guardianship. We’re here to listen, and to take some of that burden off your shoulders.
Spousal Support
• A late life divorce may involve all or some of the following very important issues: spousal support, division of marital property accumulated over a long time ( i.e., your home, your retirement accounts, a family business), resolution of debts accumulated during the marriage, consideration of tax consequences of new financial arrangements, provision for medical insurance for each spouse post-divorce, and financial survival after the divorce, which involved some estate planning and preparation of documents such a Power of Attorney, a Medical Directive, and a Will.
Annulment

Trusts and Estates

Estate Planning
Probate can be avoided with proper estate planning. A simple will does not avoid probate. However, a will coupled with the use of a revocable trust or the Uniform Non-Probate Transfer on Death Act would ensure your estate to pass outside of probate.
Wills
*Probate - "Probate" refers to the process of proving before a proper court that a document offered offered as the last will and testament of a deceased person is genuine. The Court, or the clerk or the Register of Wills of that Court, has jurisdiction over the probate of wills in the City or County where the decedent had a house or residence, and if none, where any real estate lies that is devised or owned by the decedent, and if none, the City or County where the decedent’s estate assets.
Power of Attorney
* Power of Attorney for Financial Affairs – allows a loved on to take care of your financial matters while you are alive, but incapacitated.
Probate

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