Families usually learn about guardianship and conservatorship during a stressful season. A parent has dementia and can no longer manage bills. A spouse is hospitalized and cannot sign paperwork. An adult child with a disability turns 18, and the family realizes the rules have changed. The common thread is not care because the family caresContinueContinue reading “Guardianship and Conservatorship in Virginia: What Families Often Learn Too Late”
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We’re Growing — and We’re Grateful
At Mathews Law, growth has never been about becoming bigger for the sake of being bigger. It has always been about serving our clients well — with care, clarity, and intention. Over the past several years, we have been honored to work with so many wonderful individuals and families in our community. Because of thatContinueContinue reading “We’re Growing — and We’re Grateful”
How to Talk to Your Loved Ones About Death, Money, and Estate Planning During the Holidays
The holidays are the perfect time to talk about death, money, and legacy, not with fear, but with love. Read more…
What to Do When You’re Ready to Create Your Estate Plan but Your Spouse Isn’t
It’s heartbreaking when one spouse is eager to protect the family through estate planning and the other resists. Here’s what to do when your partner isn’t on board. Read more…