If the court granted possession of the premises to the landlord on August 1st, the tenant has 10 days from that date to vacate the premises before a writ of eviction can be applied for.

I am unfamiliar with the Roanoke/Salem community services. My office is in Alexandria, VA. Sorry.

This would depend upon the type of claim they are threatening. If the injured person is over 18 and the claim is that you struck them (with a vehicle?) causing personal injuries, they have 2 years from the date of the accident. If they file after that time, they are subject to a defense by you... View More

No, not really, not if you and she can't agree to this. You could ask the landlord, but don't expect anything out of this. You're the one who moved out. If her boyfriend is helping with the rent and you're not on the hook, thank your lucky stars.

Do you have a written settlement agreement? If so, what does it say? If not, do you have something in writing to prove it, like a series of emails? That would be what controls in this situation.

If the disabled person signed the contract and agreed to its terms, the obligation is binding on that person no matter what is their income level.

It will depend on how the information that was garnered during discovery is presented to the judge or jury.

This issue should be addressed in either your separation agreement or your final decree of divorce.

You need an ADA rights lawyer.

Generally, venue is proper where the premises is located in a landlord tenant dispute.

It depends. If the apartment is not specified as part of the "premises" then it can be a separate rental. Your lease should state what is defined as the "premises."

You probably want to transfer from circuit court to juvenile and domestic relations district, JDR, court.

File a motion in circuit court to transfer the case to JDR court pursuant to Va. Code § 20-79(c).

Va. Code § 20-79, "(c) In any suit for divorce or suit for maintenance... View More

You should go to the clerk's office at the courthouse or to the law library at the courthouse and ask for their form.

Hire a local attorney to defend the case. If you don't do anything, you will have a default judgment entered against you, and at some point, the plaintiff may pursue assets of yours in Virginia (if any), and if the amount is significant enough, possibly against you in Florida.

If your... View More

Generally...no. If you did absolutely nothing else to "re-publish" the statement, then there's almost no possible way that the plaintiff can allege you engaged in any wrongdoing. It would only be wrong if you know that information posted is wrong, and defamatory (impugns on the... View More

If you have not previously used your Homestead exemption in Virginia, you have a life time home exemption of $5,000.

If you can prove the title to the car is in your name, you have a very good chance of success in court.

At face value, it sounds like you might have some valid claims. But the only way to find out with some real certainty and fully assess your legal options is to consult a business/commercial litigation attorney. Attorneys need to review all the pertinent documents, correspondences, marketing... View More

Both parties have a right to counsel, and, if it doesn’t unduly delay a case, judges will liberally permit substitution of counsel in the interests of justice, even if that means a brief delay.

Virginia Supreme Court Rule 4.2 applies to your situation. It is entitle "Depositions Before Action or Pending Action.