Legal Information vs Legal Advice: Judges, court employees, and librarians must be neutral and impartial, and can give legal information. Only a lawyer representing you can give you legal advice.

This site provides neutral legal information only as a public service by the Virginia Access to Justice Commission for self-represented litigants. Judges and clerks of court may have a local practice that is not reflected on this website. Always check with your local court about its procedures. This site does not take the place of an attorney and cannot advise you on strategy or tell you what to say in court. Please note that only an attorney representing you can provide legal advice.

The aim of the Virginia Judicial System is to assure that disputes are resolved justly, promptly, and economically through a court system unified in its structures and administration. There are 4 levels of courts in Virginia - district (includes juvenile and domestic relations courts), circuit, the Court of Appeals and the Supreme Court of Virginia. The official website for the judicial branch of government in Virginia offers access to court forms, case information for all levels of courts, and contacts for all courts and many court-administered programs in Virginia.

Link to pages with information on a variety of common legal issues including Divorce; Changing Addresses; Custody, Visitation & Support; Filing Fees & Waivers; Glossaries; Guardianship & Conservatorship; Landlord - Tenant; Probate, Protective Orders, Small Claims; Traffic; and Veterans.

Virginia.freelegalanswers.org is a free, fast, and easy service for Virginians who cannot afford a lawyer.  The site can be accessed from any device anywhere, even at your public library. There is no cost to you to post your question or to receive an answer.

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