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Law Firm - Family Law - Mediation - Personal Injury

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Farrell Kathleen L

Farrell, Kathleen L, JD

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Phone: (703) 335-9390

Address: 9324 Main St, Manassas, VA 20110

Website: https://farrellandcroft.com

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Farrell & Croft P C

Divorce
Divorce mediation is a process that allows you to work cooperatively to resolve issues raised in separation and divorce for the benefit of your family. Mediators provide neutral communication facilitation between the parties and encourage problem-solving by the parties.
Child Support
Whether by agreement of the parties or by court ruling, the divorce attorneys at Farrell & Croft, P.C. have the experience and demeanor to effectively and aggressively represent your family law interests. From the most basic issue of child support to the most complex issues including division of closely held business assets, retirement benefits, military benefits, and stock options, you will find experienced counsel to work on your behalf at Farrell & Croft, P.C.
Child Custody and Visitation
The Manassas child custody attorneys of Farrell & Croft, P.C. have a reputation for delivering the best possible outcome for our clients and their children. Child custody and visitation issues can be some of the most challenging in the practice of family law. Parents often have different approaches to child-rearing. Often the differences are due to their varied personal experiences and views related to discipline, religion, education, and supervision. Therefore the goal is to reach an acceptable compromise or a blending of the practices that best serve the needs of the child.
Adoption
Adoption is the creation of a legal, permanent relationship typically between a child and a non-genetically related adult. Virginia law allows for private placement adoptions, agency adoptions, stepparent adoptions and adult adoptions, to name a few. The laws of adoption in Virginia are complex and require strict adherence to prevent future problems or questions.
Spousal Support
After the difficult decision to initiate a marital separation has been made, the reality of how to effectuate the physical separation and the accompanying details can be daunting and, at times, seem overwhelming. Our divorce and separation attorneys are experienced in helping our clients deal with the reality one step at a time. Resolution of custody, visitation, child and spousal support, payment of debt and allocation of assets may occur through negotiation, mediation, or court resolution and we are experienced in helping our clients identify what would work best for them.
Annulment
Whether you are involved in a contested or uncontested divorce or annulment, the Prince William County divorce attorneys of Farrell & Croft, P.C. will work diligently to protect your interests in resolving all aspects of your case.
Child Abuse
The Commonwealth of Virginia’s Department of Social Services – Child Protective Services handles the investigation of any reported case of child abuse or neglect. Their power is tremendous including the ability to remove child from your home, talk to children without your knowledge, and inspect your home. If you or a family member has been accused of abuse and neglect, you need to treat this seriously and consult with an attorney experienced in this area of law.

Criminal Defense
In criminal law, having an attorney and former prosecutor evaluate your case and defend you gives you valuable insight that can help you evaluate your options and determine how you should proceed.
Sex Crimes
Some sex offenses fall under the category of violent offenses and some do not involve contact with another person at all. For example, the simple possession of pornographic material involving a subject that is a minor (under the age of 18) is illegal even though the person possessing that image has had no contact with the person in the image. Sexual offenses also include the use of an electronic device to suggest a sexual act with a juvenile (again, someone under the age of 18). These offenses can be punished with not only a prison sentence but with being required to register as a sexual offender on the statewide registry maintained by the Virginia State Police.
Robbery
Ms. Jeanne Brown, a former public defender, has served as lead counsel on many jury trials, helping criminal defense clients assert their innocence against a wide range of charges, with an extremely high rate of acquittals. She has represented clients accused of crimes such as rape, robbery, malicious wounding, carjacking, vehicular manslaughter, murder, Shaken Baby Syndrome, and child sexual abuse. She has experience representing juveniles certified to be tried as adults and negotiating blended sentences for children convicted as adults, allowing them to serve their sentences in a juvenile facility as opposed to going directly to adult prison as children. Ms. Brown is experienced in Appellate procedure and has written briefs and presented oral argument to both the Court of Appeals of Virginia and the Supreme Court of Virginia. When you call our office, the first thing we will do is schedule an initial consultation with Ms. Brown right away. First, you will learn what defenses may be available to you. Additionally, you will learn what to expect as your case proceeds through the criminal justice system. Don’t go it alone and don’t put your fate in the hands of an inexperienced attorney. Call today and put your mind at ease.
Drug Crimes
The use of many substances in Virginia is controlled by the state. A violation of these laws includes not only the use of drugs deemed to be without medicinal value, such has heroin and cocaine, but also the illegal use or possession of drugs that may have been legally prescribed.
Assault
Murder
Violent offenses in Virginia are those offenses that cause serious threat or injury to another person and may involve the use of a deadly weapon. Punishments for such crimes are usually greater than twenty years and may even include a life sentence. Capital murder carries the possibility of a death penalty. Most violent offenses are investigated by an experienced detective and involve the use of eye-witnesses, physical evidence, photographs, examinations by experts including Sexual Assault Nurse Examiners, or other medical personnel.
Manslaughter

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Personal Injury
If you are seriously injured as a result of someone else’s negligence, the personal injury attorneys at Farrell & Croft, PC will aggressively fight for you to be fully compensated for all damages that the law may allow including medical expenses, lost time and wages from work, pain and suffering, and reasonable and foreseeable future losses. Having a personal injury attorney represent you in these matters allows you to focus on your recovery while your attorney focuses on recovering compensation for your physical, emotional, and financial loss.

Trusts and Estates

Estate Planning
When it comes to a will, it may be the only document you create that allows you to pass your estate on to the next generation. Your estate includes such things as tangible personal property, money, investments, business interests, and any real property that you own. Under a will, which can be created by a Manassas estate planning attorney, the name of an executor and possible guardian are included. At your time of passing, the executor would then take responsibility for managing your personal affairs and guardian would then take responsibility of your minor children. A will also protects dependents in need of extra assistance. This can include protection of their assets in order for their support costs to be covered.
Wills
You may be wondering what the difference between wills and trusts is. To put it simply, a will is a written agreement that appoints an executor to manage your estate and affairs once you have passed. A trust is a written agreement that appoints a trustee to manage certain assets for the benefit of another, the beneficiary. The trust then becomes effective at your time of choice.
Trusts
Power of Attorney
Trusts are created in order for you to give a trustee control over certain assets. The trustee is then responsible for holding these assets for the benefit of the beneficiaries. A trust, which can be created by an estate planning lawyer, is a private document that does not go through the probate process. This document can also reduce the heavy burden of estate taxes. In comparison to a will, a trust takes effect at your time of choice. This means that once you have become ill or mentally incapacitated, the trustee can then take over for you, instead of having to create a power of attorney.hat is the difference between a will and a trust
Probate

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