The day long-awaited by many closet tokers has arrived in the Commonwealth of Virginia. Senate Bill 1406/House Bill 2312, approved by a majority of Virginia’s legislature, heralds in a new era—as of July 1, 2021, simple possession of nominal amounts of marijuana* and home grow operations for up to four Read more…
What Happened?: The creative person and the business-minded person are often one and the same, but sometimes, creative types can be so wrapped up in their artistic output—of any type or kind—that they forget about an all-too-common problem that affects the ability to earn a living off of that output: Read more…
No-fault divorce or “Uncontested Divorce” is a means of divorce where the parties (the spouses) agree to “go their separate ways.” Unlike some contested divorce cases, in a no-fault divorce, it is not necessary to prove that either party deserted the other, committed adultery, or otherwise violated the sacrament of Read more…
If you or someone you love in or around Henrico or Richmond, Virginia, has “an ‘F’ on his report card” and is interested in having civil rights restored in Virginia, read on for an explanation of the latest revision to Virginia’s § 18.2-308.2—it could affect your restoration process! This change Read more…
VERSION EN ESPAÑOL HAGA CLICK AQUÍ What Happened?: With an amendment to Virginia law that passed last year (as House Bill 264 and Senate Bill 263) and which went into effect on January 1, 2021, the steps to obtain a Concealed Carry Permit in or around Henrico, Virginia (or to Read more…
Versión español, haga click aquí What Happened: Way back in July 2020, while we were all still trying to figure out if there was a difference between Covid-19 and Coronavirus, and when we weren’t sure who’d be president come January 2021, Governor Northam signed into law SB160 which amends and Read more…