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Why Should My Health Insurance Pay for My Injuries if I Am Not at Fault?

The reason in most cases is that you and your health insurance company have a contract for which you or your employer have paid premiums. In its most basic form, the contract with your health insurance carrier is:  “If I am sick or hurt, you will pay”. By taking your payments, the health insurance company Read More

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Wiring Instructions for Real Estate Settlements

Realtors: before closing, please ensure your purchasing clients are knowledgeable about their personal bank’s wire procedures – including earnest money deposits. The Settlement Agent’s instructions or the amounts to wire are not necessary to find this information, as this procedure is determined by the purchaser’s personal banks. This includes how wires are sent: ·     In Read More

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Common Types of Compensation in a Virginia Personal Injury Case

In Virginia, personal injury victims may be entitled to different types of compensation, depending on the circumstances of their case. Here are some of the most common types of compensation that may be available in a Virginia personal injury case: Medical expenses: This can include all expenses related to medical treatment, such as hospital bills, Read More

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Avoiding Real Estate Settlement Wire Fraud

Realtors: It’s all over the news here, here, and here. If you haven’t had the nightmare, someone you know has: your client receives an innocuous email and follow-up phone call from someone who claims to be from the Settlement Agent’s office updating their wire instructions. Wanting nothing to postpone the home purchase, your client complies Read More

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Don’t Lose Your Driver’s License Over Unpaid Court Costs And Fines

Unpaid Court Costs And Fines Can Result In Suspended Driver’s License:  Here’s What You Can Do About It How You Get Court Debt Court debt is a combination of fines for civil or criminal violations and court costs. Each court determines its own costs, ranging from witness fees to administrative costs. While part of a Read More

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The No Financing Affidavit │ Attorney William D. Tucker, III

Tucker’s Tips The No Financing Affidavit Assuming the Seller has no outstanding loans on the Property being sold (Deeds of Trust, HELOCS, Equity Lines), the Purchaser’s title company, while doing the title search, will find there is no mortgage on the property. The title company will accordingly request that the Seller sign a “No Financing Read More

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William D. Tucker, III │The TRID Experience

Tucker’s Tips   Tip 8-2016:  The TRID Experience – With the new TRID laws in place for over four months, Tucker’s Tips has made the following observations about how TRID is affecting settlements:  1.  Closings are taking about a week longer than before TRID. (This experience is apparently not just in our area. They are taking Read More

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William D. Tucker, III │Sharing Information Can Make TRID Easier

Tucker’s Tips   Tip 7-2016:  Sharing Information Can Make TRID Easier –  Navigating a closing with the new TRID laws can prove difficult, especially when completing the CD which requires more information than the HUD and/or GFE. Tucker’s Tips has found that including certain information in the Contract can help make the closing process under TRID Read More

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Should you “Voluntarily” speak with the police, or not?

Criminal Defense Attorney | Charlottesville, Virginia If you believe there might be the slightest chance you’re being investigated in a criminal matter, don’t say another word to anyone.  Call us immediately. We can help. Many people think they can talk their way out of a difficult situation. That’s the last thing you want to try. The police Read More

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New Bankruptcy Attorney | Tucker Griffin Barnes Blog

New attorney at Tucker Griffin Barnes — We’re very proud to announce that Shannon T. Morgan has joined our firm as an associate attorney. Shannon practices Bankruptcy, including Chapter 7 and Chapter 13. Her multi-state experience and calm approach to helping clients will be a great addition to the Charlottesville community. Please consider recommending Shannon Read More

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