Supreme Court of Virginia Declares Judicial Emergency
On March 16, 2020 the Supreme Court of Virginia issued an order declaring a judicial emergency for all district and circuit courts of the Commonwealth to protect the health and safety of court employees, litigants, judges, and the general public...
New Online Resources for Guardians and Conservators
Two new resources now appear within the "Guardianship and Conservatorship" topic on the website: FAQs [frequently asked questions and answers] about the appointment of guardians and conservators for incapacitated adults: FAQs about Guardians an...
Resources for Veterans
The Military & Veteran Legal Resource Guide was published by the Virginia Office of the Attorney General. This booklet is for Virginia service members, their families, and veterans. It explains the legal protections, ri...
Statewide Senior Legal Helpline
The Virginia Poverty Law Center is proud to announce the Statewide Senior Legal Helpline is live and running! (844) 802-5910 This is a toll-free line offering legal assistance and advice for Virginians aged 60 or over. ...
Free and Low Cost Legal Resources Pamphlet
The Virginia State Bar offers this pamphlet that includes information for low- and modest-income Virginians about obtaining legal services.
"What to Do When You Can't Afford an Attorney"
The Virginia State Bar Special Committee on Access to Legal Services is pleased to offer access to a recording of the free public information webinar "What to Do When You Can't Afford an Attorney" held on November 29, 2016. (One must ...
Cell Phone & Electronic Device Policy
Most courts in Virginia do not allow you to bring a cell phone or other electronic device into the building. Plan ahead. If you have a specific question or need, contact your local court before you leave home and arrive at courthouse secu...