Financial Power of Attorney and Advance Medical Directive in Virginia
Learn how a Virginia financial power of attorney and advance medical directive work together, who to name, how to sign, and what changed in 2026.
Learn how a Virginia financial power of attorney and advance medical directive work together, who to name, how to sign, and what changed in 2026.
What happens if you die without a will in Virginia? Your assets are distributed by the state’s intestacy laws — which may not reflect your
Learn Virginia’s 2026 Medicaid spend-down rules for assets and income, including the $2,000 limit, five-year lookback, spouse protections, and patient pay.
Compare Virginia living trusts vs wills: probate avoidance, privacy, cost, and flexibility. Understand which estate planning tool — or combination — is right for your
Learn how Virginia beneficiary forms, TOD deeds, trusts, survivorship ownership, and vehicle TOD titles can reduce probate—and where the limits are.
Lexington & Rockbridge County Wills, Trusts & Estate Planning Vincent W.P. Prior, Esq. — Virginia attorney • Based in Waynesboro I’m Vince Prior, and I
Rockingham County Wills, Trusts & Estate Planning Vincent W.P. Prior, Esq. — Virginia attorney • Based in Waynesboro Rockingham County is home — Bridgewater, Dayton,
Augusta County Wills, Trusts & Estate Planning Vincent W.P. Prior, Esq. — Virginia attorney • Based in Waynesboro Augusta County covers a lot of ground
Can you use a Lady Bird deed in Virginia? Learn what state law permits, how TOD deeds differ, and what Medicaid, title, and tax risks
Learn when Virginia’s $75,000 small-estate affidavit applies, how the 60-day rule works, who must sign Form CC-1685, and when legal help matters.
