Tip 2 Have the conversation with your health care decision-makers What are your wishes regarding aggressive treatment verse non-aggressive treatment, sometimes called comfort measures? If you had a heart attack, do you want CPR? If you were unable to swallow food, do you want a feeding tube? If you were infected with COVID-19, do you […]
April 16 – Medical Decisions Practical Tips – Tip No. 1
Tip 1 Tell your health care decision-makers that you named them If you were very sick and unable to express your wishes regarding aggressive or non-aggressive treatment, who would speak for you? Do these people know you want them to speak for you? The first person medical professionals want to talk to is you, but […]
April 16, 2020 – 13th Annual Healthcare Decisions Day in the Commonwealth of Virginia
Health Care Decisions Day is designed to raise public awareness of the need to plan ahead for healthcare decisions related to end of life care and medical decision-making whenever patients are unable to speak for themselves and to encourage the specific use of Advance Directives to communicate these important healthcare decisions. At Farrell & Croft […]
Stay At Home Orders – Legal Representation and Counsel Remains Available to You
With the continually evolving rules associated with reducing the spread of COVID-19 and the impact on each of our daily lives, it’s important to know that the lawyers and legal teams at Farrell & Croft, P.C. remain available to you. Farrell & Croft, P.C. has helped our clients meet many challenges throughout the years and […]
Coronavirus Policies – Farrell & Croft PC remains here for you!
Farrell & Croft, P.C. remains ready to support current clients and new clients as changes to schedules, including the court systems, evolve. We are committed to reassuring you and moving you through your legal issues with continued professional and caring representation. But, we may be initiating some changes to protect you and encourage your social […]
2020 – Changes are happening at Farrell & Croft PC.
Farrell & Croft PC experienced a lot of change effective January 1, 2020. We wish our law partner, Amy Ashworth, good luck on her new role as the elected Prince William County’s Commonwealth’s Attorney. This was an historical election for two reasons. First, there had not been a change in that elected position in 52 […]
Jeanne E. Brown Named as 2019 National Trial Lawyers Top 100 in Criminal Defense Recipient
Congratulations to Jeanne E. Brown, a 2019 National Trial Lawyer Top 100 in Criminal Defense recipient. The National Trial Lawyers: Top 100 is an invitation-only organization. Its members are the premier trial lawyers from each state or region. Recipients meet stringent qualifications as civil plaintiff and/or criminal defense trial lawyers. Selection is based on a […]
Farrell & Croft Partners Listed as Top Lawyers – Published in Prince William Living online December 10, 2018
Kathleen Latham Farrell and Catherine Senkow Croft are the name partners of Farrell & Croft, P.C. Both Farrell and Croft were recently recognized as Top Lawyers by Northern Virginia Magazine. This peer-nominated ranking includes lawyers that others in the industry consider the best in their fields. Northern Virginia Magazine tallies the nominations and conducts background […]
Spousal Support in Virginia and the New Federal Tax Law
The Tax Cuts and Jobs Act (“Tax Act”) was signed into effect in December of 2017. Before then, spousal support in Virginia was tax deductible to the payor, who is usually the higher income earning spouse. It was tax includable to the recipient spouse, who is the spouse with a lower income. By shifting the […]
Protective Orders for Family Abuse in Virginia: The Definitive Guide
The Protective Order process can be confusing, and intimidating. In addition, the stakes can be incredibly high. A Protective Order case can affect a related criminal case, a divorce proceeding, and the Respondent’s property rights. It can also impact, custody and visitation rights related to minor children. A Protective Order can impact rights to possess […]