When you’re involved in a custody case, emotions run high, and the stakes are even higher – your child’s well-being and your rights as a parent are on the line. While it may be tempting to handle things on your own, especially if the other parent seems amicable, it’s often in your best interest to hire an experienced attorney. Here’s
Simons, Thurman & Fix recently settled a personal injury case with enough financial resources to manage and treat our client’s permanent injuries effectively. After a head-on collision caused by a reckless driver, our client needed specialized care to improve their quality of life. Thanks to the compensation secured by our firm, that client can now focus on improving their quality
People often ask us, “Why should I hire your firm for my reckless driving charge?” The answer is both simple and complicated. First, we’re just the best – obviously! But all kidding aside, you don’t have to hire us – in fact, you need to hire an attorney you ‘click’ with and one who has a legal strategy you agree
Reckless driving by speed is more than just a traffic ticket – it’s a Class 1 criminal misdemeanor in Virginia. This conviction could carry up to 12 months in jail, a fine up to $2,500 and a license suspension. Courts will not typically impose the highest punishments unless there are extenuating circumstances like speeds over 100 MPH or a bad
We had an amazing result in one of Tiffany’s most intense custody cases this year! After multiple rounds of litigation culminating in an all-day trial, our client was awarded sole legal and physical custody of his precious children. The circumstances were unusual, but the result was rewarding. Our client suspected that the other parent had Munchausen’s by Proxy (an
Protective orders are designed to provide safety and peace of mind to individuals who have been subjected to violence, physical force, or threats. Adult protective orders only last for two years but can be extended if good cause exists. Occasionally, the protected party has a reasonable fear of injury or harassment even two years later. In Virginia, an adult protective
When you hire an attorney, it is important for your attorney to complete a thorough conflict check. To do this, the attorney’s office needs potential clients to provide a list of all involved parties and witnesses. Sometimes people feel like our paralegals ask for too much information before your appointment with the attorney. This is not the case. Our paralegals
Relative or Step-parent adoptions are some of the most joyful cases we handle. We love helping families make their little one – or sometimes their “big” one – an official part of their family! Tiffany Fix has recently handled several such adoptions before our local courts. She shared the following: “I love helping clients with adoptions. Many times, we are
The Corporate Transparency Act, passed in 2021, requires most businesses to report information about the business owners to the federal government. To enforce the mandatory reporting requirements, the federal government created the Financial Crimes Enforcement Network (“FinCEN”) accept Beneficial Ownership Information Reports (“BOIR”) from all required entities. The stated goal of the CTA with the BOIR requirements is to combat
A lot of people think that if both parents agree to not follow a child support order, then the support obligation simply disappears. These people could not be more wrong. Even if the parents agree to not enforce a child support court order, the receiving parent can always change his/her mind and ask for enforcement years down the road. At
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