Recent Blog Posts
Estate Planning during a Pandemic
Reposted from 4/30/20 “Prepare for the worst. Hope for the best.” How many times have we heard that? Unfortunately, a crisis is often what motivates people to think about the need for an estate plan when they have otherwise been reluctant to do so. Over the past few weeks, we have heard from so many who are wondering about a number of issues: Is my current estate plan adequate? Do I need a trust? What’s the difference between a will and a living will? Do I need an advance medical directive when I have a power of attorney? While it is understandable that you are worried, estate planning does not have to be an overwhelming or depressing undertaking. Kim Huguley is available via phone or teleconferencing to answer your questions and, if necessary, to help develop a personalized plan for you that addresses your concerns and needs. And, when it’s time to execute your estate documents, we have options for getting that done in a safe way while practicing social-distancing measures. If you have questions or concerns about your estate planning needs, give us a call to schedule your consultation with Kim. In the meantime, stay safe and healthy. And here’s to hoping for the best!
Reliable Telephone or Video Conferences and Secure Document Exchanges
Reposted from 3/24/20 The attorneys and staff at Taylor Huguley Powers PLLC are continuing to work and do our small part to create social distance to curb the spread of Coronavirus. With the help of our service providers Intermedia AnyMeeting®, we offer easy to use and reliable telephone or video conferences and our Clio practice management software allows us to securely receive and send important documents. Call us to schedule your confidential consultation. Stay safe and healthy!
FBA Bench Bar Dinner Dance
Reposted from 3/4/20 Taylor Huguley Powers PLLC is proud to sponsor the Fairfax Bar Association “Island in the Sun” Beach Bar Dinner Dance on March 7.
FBA’s 2020 Annual Ultimate View from the Bench CLE
Reposted from 10/14/20 Join our very own Leigh Taylor at this popular CLE that is always entertaining and informative. Hear what the judges think and what they like to see (or, perhaps more importantly, what they DON’T want to see)! Practice and Procedure (4:30 to 5:30 p.m.) Chief Judge White Chief Judge Mayne Judge Abejuela Moderator: Bill Porter
Professionalism and Ethics (5:30 to 6:30 p.m.) Chief Judge Petit Judge Carroll Judge Cantrell Moderator: Ben DiMuro
Breakout Sessions (6:30 to 7:30 p.m.) Civil Law: Chief Judge White and Judge Cantrell (moderator Doug Kay) Criminal Law: Chief Judge Mayne and Judge Abejuela (moderator Andy Elders) Family Law: Chief Judge Petit and Judge Carroll (moderator Leigh Taylor)
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Happy Anniversary Taylor Huguley Powers PLLC!
Reposted from 2/20/20 Thank you to those that were able to join us in celebrating our first year in business. We sincerely appreciate your support and look forward to a successful 2020! #THPfamilylaw
HAPPY MEMORIAL DAY! 2020
Reposted from 5/22/20 TAYLOR HUGULEY POWERS PLLC wishes everyone a safe and happy Memorial Day weekend.
Legal Services of Northern Virginia Continues to Serve
Reposted from 4/7//20 The attorneys and staff at Taylor Huguley Powers PLLC continue to be thankful that our families are safe and healthy during this strange and difficult time we are all experiencing. We also recognize that not everyone has been so lucky and that many are suffering in our community from illness, economic hardships, and other problems that are heightened during this crisis. Since 1980, Legal Services of Northern Virginia has provided free civil (non-criminal) legal assistance to low-income people in Northern Virginia, and they are working harder than ever. If you are having a legal problem such as eviction, foreclosure, predatory lending, or repossession, and are unable to afford legal counsel, reach out to Legal Services of Northern Virginia to see if they can help.
K. Leigh Taylor Partner
Kim Huguley Partner
Debra Powers Partner