Tag: wills

  • We’re Growing! Now Offering Comprehensive Estate Planning Solutions to Both Virginia and Maryland

    We’re Growing! Now Offering Comprehensive Estate Planning Solutions to Both Virginia and Maryland

    Mathews Law is delighted to announce expansion into the state of Maryland. With this expansion, Ms. Lisa Mathews will proactively extend her expertise and dedicated service to a broader community, offering comprehensive estate planning solutions to clients in both Virginia and Maryland. Mathews Law has garnered a reputation for providing a warm and welcoming environment…

  • Estate Planning: Your Roadmap to Peace of Mind

    Estate Planning: Your Roadmap to Peace of Mind

    Starting the journey of estate planning can seem a bit overwhelming, especially with all the complex terms and various elements involved. But don’t worry! The friendly team here at Mathews Law is all set to help you navigate the basics. Our aim is to make estate planning a breeze, simplifying the process so you can…

  • Wills and Trusts: What’s the Difference?

    Wills and Trusts: What’s the Difference?

    What’s the difference between a will and a trust? Is a will sufficient or do you need a trust? These are some of the more common questions our clients have during the estate planning process. While both serve the purpose of distributing assets and property to beneficiaries, they have distinct differences in how they work…

  • Mathews Law, PLLC Celebrates Five Years!

    Mathews Law, PLLC Celebrates Five Years!

    It’s hard to believe, but we’re thrilled to celebrate a significant milestone – it has been five remarkable years since we opened our doors to serve our fellow Virginians. Our journey as an estate planning attorney in Alexandria, VA has been both challenging and rewarding, and today, as we mark our 5th anniversary, we want…

  • Meet the Attorney: Crafting Legacies with Lisa Mathews

    Meet the Attorney: Crafting Legacies with Lisa Mathews

    Today we take you behind the scenes to learn more about Lisa Mathews, Esq., the heart of Mathews Law, PLLC. As the driving force behind our commitment as estate attorneys in Alexandria, VA to helping individuals secure their futures, Ms. Mathews brings a unique blend of legal acumen and a genuine passion for making a…

  • Filing for Divorce in Virginia? Why Updating Your Estate Plan is Crucial

    Filing for Divorce in Virginia? Why Updating Your Estate Plan is Crucial

    Even in the best of scenarios, going through a divorce is an emotionally charged, challenging process. Amid the whirlwind of legal proceedings, contacting an estate planning attorney might not be at the top of your to-do list—but it should be. A divorce, often referred to as dissolution of marriage, can stretch over several months, sometimes…

  • Does an LLC Have to go Through Probate if you Die?

    Does an LLC Have to go Through Probate if you Die?

    As an estate lawyer in Alexandria, VA, I often hear concerns from clients about the probate process and how to avoid it. Probate can be a lengthy, costly, and often complex process in Virginia, and many people want to find ways to minimize its impact on their estate and their loved ones. For individuals who…

  • How Mathews Law Supports You Through Every Stage of Estate Planning and Execution

    How Mathews Law Supports You Through Every Stage of Estate Planning and Execution

    When you’re ready, we’re ready. Schedule a time to chat to get started.

  • Announcing a New Service: The Guidance Meeting for Executors

    Announcing a New Service: The Guidance Meeting for Executors

    We are excited to announce the launch of our new service, the Guidance Meeting for Executors. Estate Planning involves naming multiple decision-makers such as a financial agent, health care agent, personal representative to settle your estate, and trustee to manage your trust if you choose to create one. We know that once the time comes…

  • What Should I Review When I Receive My Draft Estate Plan?

    What Should I Review When I Receive My Draft Estate Plan?

    After your estate plan is drafted, we will send it to you for your review. At minimum, you should confirm: Some clients like to read every word and some like to just confirm the basics noted above. Please feel free to review as much of the document as you would like. Lisa Mathews, Esq. is…