Campbell Flannery, PC

Campbell Flannery, PC Full Service Law Firm Serving Businesses and Individuals across West Virginia, Virginia, and the DMV. Campbell Flannery, P.C.

is an established law firm dedicated to helping families plan for the future through estate planning. Our goal is to create a comprehensive will and estate plan that provides peace of mind and protects children and grandchildren. Clients trust us to enact a plan that will successfully transfer assets, appoint guardians, manage assets, diminish estate taxation, and allow for the management of prope

rty in the event of disability. Our practice areas also include civil litigation, complex transactions, land use, criminal and traffic matters, and business and consumer bankruptcy.

We want to officially welcome Andy Richardson to the Campbell Flannery team!Andy Richardson serves a senior status Of Co...
08/13/2023

We want to officially welcome Andy Richardson to the Campbell Flannery team!

Andy Richardson serves a senior status Of Counsel with Campbell Flannery. Licensed in West Virginia as both an attorney and an insurance agent, Andy brings over 40 years of experience to our clients as a former in-house lawyer and business executive in the insurance claims administration field. His extensive experience in business transactions and insurance positions Campbell Flannery to serve our clients in a variety of unique ways, whether in risk management and insurance contract analysis; assessment of needs for development of in-house documents for employer; or other legal services.

Richardson is also the Founder and CEO of Andy Richardson Group, serving clients with a broad variety of needs. Andy is also a former public servant at the state, county, and municipal levels of government. This wealth of experience positions Andy as a problem solver, quick study, and effective communicator in times of crisis.

08/11/2023

August is Make-A-Will Month - Don’t Delay!

Based upon the number of people who lack a basic estate plan we expect that not many know that August is National Make-a-Will Month. According to a 2021 Gallup Poll, less than 50% of adults have an estate plan in place.

There are many reasons people provide for delaying the preparation of an estate plan, including:
· I’m young, I’ll worry about it years from now.
· I don’t want to even think about it.
· It’s too complicated.
· It’s too expensive.

At Campbell Flannery, P.C., we make the estate planning process as easy, efficient and painless as possible so that your excuses for not completing an estate plan go away. We will provide a questionnaire for your completion, probing your needs and identifying your assets and preferred distributions. Our attorneys will then work with you to craft a comprehensive estate plan that meets your individual needs. We will discuss the budget in advance and are often able to offer our clients a flat fee.

Quit making excuses! Celebrate National Make-A-Will Month by reaching out to us to schedule a free consultation with one of our attorneys.

You can contact Daniel Casto or Andy Richardson at [email protected] or [email protected], respectively, or by giving us a call at (703) 771-8344.

With our extensive experience in the District of Columbia, Virginia, and West Virginia, we stand ready and excited to help you prepare an estate plan that meets your individualized needs.

*Now serving clients in Charleston, West Virginia by appointment.

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As the longest serving veterans of Campbell Flannery, Jim Campbell and Mary Anne Cooper celebrate Mary Anne's 35 years o...
06/29/2023

As the longest serving veterans of Campbell Flannery, Jim Campbell and Mary Anne Cooper celebrate Mary Anne's 35 years of service! Mary Anne started as a paralegal and has long served as our Office Administrator. While Campbell Flannery has evolved and changed names over time, the passion we carry into every case, dispute, or transaction remains the same. We could not do what we do without Mary Anne. We are thrilled to have the opportunity to serve our clients by finding innovative and strategic solutions to complex legal problems. Please join us in celebrating Mary Anne and this tremendous milestone!

05/02/2023

We are proud to congratulate our Shareholders, Daniel M. Casto and Matthew L. Clark, who have once again been recognized as Rising Stars by Super Lawyers!

Daniel is recognized as a Rising Star in Mergers & Acquisitions in Virginia and Washington, D.C. Daniel has received this honor each year since 2019.

Matthew is recognized as a Rising Star in Business Litigation in Virginia. Matthew has received this honor each year since 2020.

You may not associate the idea of hiring a lawyer with "cost-savings", but the two go hand-in-hand when you're dealing w...
04/28/2023

You may not associate the idea of hiring a lawyer with "cost-savings", but the two go hand-in-hand when you're dealing with complicated, or even routine real estate transactions. There are many benefits to enlisting the services of real estate lawyers and the experienced real estate professionals at Campbell Flannery are prepared to tackle your transaction. Call to request a free consultation today.

https://www.intelligentliving.co/what-are-the-benefits-of-hiring-a-real-estate-lawyer/

Hiring an experienced real estate lawyer can help make the process of real estate transactions smoother; you will not regret it.

You don’t have to be wealthy or sick to have an estate plan. Estate plans provide protections for you and your family wh...
04/10/2023

You don’t have to be wealthy or sick to have an estate plan. Estate plans provide protections for you and your family when you may not be able to advocate for yourself. Every adult should have a plan in place regardless of their financial status, marital status, or health status.

According to a new study completed by caring.com, 35 percent of Americans do not believe they have enough money or assets to leave behind and 42 percent stated they want to begin estate planning, but simply have not gotten around to it.

Don’t procrastinate. Schedule a consultation with Campbell Flannery today to get started on your estate plan.

https://www.elderlawanswers.com/dont-wait-until-youre-sick-to-create-an-estate-plan-19637

While financial planning has been at the top of many Americans’ minds, a vast majority of people have stalled in cre...

02/02/2023

Small business folks, remember that now is the time to discuss filing an S-election with your accountant. Eligible entities may elect S-Corporation status for 2023 until March 15th (although late elections are common).

Electing S-Corporation status can be very advantageous for operating businesses.

Note that your entity does not necessarily need to be a state law corporation to qualify. LLCs are generally eligible to elect S-Corporation status.

Today we celebrate paralegal Suzy Powell’s 17 years of dedicated service to the firm and its clients.  Suzy first arrive...
11/09/2022

Today we celebrate paralegal Suzy Powell’s 17 years of dedicated service to the firm and its clients. Suzy first arrived at the firm in 2005 and has been essential to its operations ever since. Suzy has developed a mastery of court rules and procedures in state and federal courts throughout Virginia, West Virginia, the District of Columbia and beyond. She assists with all phases of litigation, including trials and trial preparation. She also helps conclude numerous real estate closings and other business transactions.

We thank Suzy for her many years of service, and look forward to the many years to come.

10/17/2022

AMBER Alert CANCELLED: Missing Children SAFELY LOCATED & suspect is in custody

Per Hampton Police, an AMBER Alert was activated for a child abduction that occurred on October 16, 2022 at 1430 hours.

The children are believed to be in extreme danger and were last seen at Walmart, 1900 Cunningham Drive, Hampton, VA

Abducted: Adriana Truitt, white female, sandy hair, blue eyes, 1 year old, 2ft tall, weighing 30 lbs, last seen wearing a white long sleeve onesie, gray sweatpants, and red, white, blue baseball socks.

Abducted: Jaxon Truitt, biracial male, brown hair, brown eyes, 2 years old, 3ft tall, weighing 25 lbs, last seen wearing a long sleeve black shirt with "Born to win" in red text, black sweatpants, and gray and blue sneakers.

The children are believed to have been abducted by Timothy Truitt, white male, brown hair, brown eyes, 6' 1" tall, weighing 175 Lbs, last seen wearing a black shirt with a yellow logo on chest, gray shorts, and white shoes. Last seen driving a maroon sedan.

If you have any information, call 911 or contact the Hampton Police at at 757-727-6111

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Campbell Flannery PC is hiring! If you are interested in the law and would like to join a dynamic law firm in Leesburg p...
03/21/2022

Campbell Flannery PC is hiring! If you are interested in the law and would like to join a dynamic law firm in Leesburg please apply!

LEGAL ASSISTANT - Campbell Flannery PC is seeking an energetic team player who enjoys a fast paced environment. 2 years law firm experience or experience in a similar organization preferred. Candidate must be a self starter with outstanding organizational and communication skills. Experience with Virginia state and federal court procedures and estate and probate matters a plus. If you are interested in joining our growing team please send your resume and cover letter to [email protected].

Campbell Flannery congratulates the firm's longtime client MDI Imaging and Mail on its upcoming transaction with HSP Dir...
01/28/2022

Campbell Flannery congratulates the firm's longtime client MDI Imaging and Mail on its upcoming transaction with HSP Direct. With the addition of Dan Casto to our team we’ve expanded our mergers & acquisitions practice. If you are looking to buy or sell your business, please give us a call to discuss.

Additional details about this transaction can be found here: https://www.wfmz.com/news/pr_newswire/pr_newswire_entertainment/hsp-direct-llc-announces-acquisition-of-mdi-imaging-and-mail/article_05cf037d-e89e-5a90-8688-f12a3a970b94.html

ASHBURN, Va., Jan. 27, 2022 /PRNewswire-PRWeb/ -- HSP Direct, the leader in conservative direct response fundraising today announced it is acquiring MDI Imaging and Mail, a Dulles, Virginia-based mail and

ANNOUNCEMENT: Matthew L. Clark and Daniel M. Casto have joined the Firm as Shareholders, effective January 1, 2022Campbe...
01/04/2022

ANNOUNCEMENT: Matthew L. Clark and Daniel M. Casto have joined the Firm as Shareholders, effective January 1, 2022

Campbell Flannery, P.C. is pleased to announce that effective January 1, 2022, Matthew L. Clark, and Daniel M. Casto have joined the Firm as Shareholders.

Matthew joined the firm in 2019, and represents individual and institutional clients in an array of litigation disputes in the state and federal courts of West Virginia, Virginia, and the metropolitan region surrounding D.C. In addition to handling complex litigation matters, Matthew assists clients with matters involving trust and estate administrations, corporate governance, contracts, real estate, and general business matters. He has been recognized as a Virginia SuperLawyer Rising Star in the field of Business Litigation for the years 2020 through 2022.

Dan joins the Firm in a lateral move from another Leesburg firm. Dan maintains a sophisticated tax and corporate practice assisting and advising corporate, institutional, and individual clients on matters involving state and federal tax laws, tax planning, corporate law, mergers & acquisitions, business ownership and management, succession planning, executive compensation, venture capital, and general employment matters. Dan was previously a CPA, has a diverse background working with large law firms, and has worked as in-house counsel for a publicly traded company. This unique background enables him to serve as a highly effective outside general counsel and business advisor to his clients. Dan has been recognized as a Virginia SuperLawyer Rising Star in the field of Mergers & Acquisitions.

With respect to these moves, James P. Campbell, President and Founding Shareholder of the Firm, had this to say:

"We are pleased to have Matthew and Dan join the Firm as Shareholders. For more than 34 years our Firm has served the legal needs of businesses and individuals. Matthew leads our Litigation practice, including trial and appellate court matters in the state and federal courts. Dan's arrival at the Firm will allow us to serve the tax and business needs of our clients that previously required outside expertise."

"Northern Virginia and the Eastern Panhandle of West Virginia are among the fastest-growing areas in the country. Having great lawyers like Matt and Dan in our Firm will allow us to help our clients adapt to the many challenges and changes they face, while also allowing us to continue our tradition of providing outstanding legal service and representation for matters large and small. We are excited to be a part of this region, and look forward to serving our clients for the many years to come."

John P. Flannery, a long-time Shareholder of the Firm with nationally-recognized expertise in the fields of Criminal and Constitutional Law, had this to say: "Our firm is the go-to law firm in Leesburg and the surrounding region for the most difficult and trying legal matters. With Matthew and Dan on our team, we are poised to continue providing our clients with top-tier legal services for many years to come. I am excited for our future."

James P. Campbell, the 1979 Mountaineer, graduated from the West Virginia University College of Law in 1985. John P. Flannery graduated from Columbia Law School in 1972. Matthew L. Clark and Daniel M. Casto are 2009 graduates of the West Virginia University College of Law.

Campbell Flannery, P.C. serves businesses, institutions and individuals in Virginia, West Virginia, and the nearby metropolitan region with matters involving complex litigation (in state and federal courts), tax matters, corporate law, bankruptcy, construction law, estates, trusts, real estate, criminal law (in state and federal courts), and other business matters.

Merry Christmas from the Mountaineer!
12/15/2021

Merry Christmas from the Mountaineer!

08/05/2021

Advance Medical Directives and Powers of Attorney for Returning College Students

Is your son or daughter heading back to college soon? In the event your child is injured while at school, what right would you have to discuss their medical condition with their physicians, or to dispute a bill after the medical services have been completed? The unfortunate answer is— without a power of attorney and advanced medical directive— none.

At Campbell Flannery, we strongly recommend that your young adult college students execute a power of attorney and advanced medical directive before returning to school. This way you can protect their interests.

We can assist with preparing these instruments for you and your family. Please call us today for a free consultation: (703) 771-8344

The moratorium on foreclosures of federally-backed mortgages will end on July 31, 2021, and a mortgage forbearance progr...
07/27/2021

The moratorium on foreclosures of federally-backed mortgages will end on July 31, 2021, and a mortgage forbearance program will end on September 30, 2021. These programs have strengthened the American housing market in the short term, but their end will lead to financial strain for many American households.

If you or someone you know is in financial distress, we can help.
Call our office at (703) 771-8344 to discuss the options available to you and your family.

https://www.gao.gov/products/gao-21-554

The CARES Act included a foreclosure moratorium and provided mortgage borrowers with options to temporarily suspend payments during the COVID-19...

CLIENT ALERT:  JURISDICTIONAL LIMIT OF VIRGINIAGENERAL DISTRICT COURTS TO INCREASE ON JULY 1, 2021As a result of recent ...
06/04/2021

CLIENT ALERT:
JURISDICTIONAL LIMIT OF VIRGINIA
GENERAL DISTRICT COURTS TO INCREASE
ON JULY 1, 2021

As a result of recent legislation enacted by the Virginia General Assembly, on July 1, 2021, the jurisdictional limit of the Virginia General District Courts will increase from disputes involving a maximum of $25,000.00 to those involving a maximum of $50,000.00, exclusive of interest and attorneys' fee awards. General District Courts are not courts of record. They are, however, powerful courts of equity and provide a forum for efficiently and cost-effectively resolving civil disputes of all kinds. The benefits of these courts arise primarily from the fact that trial dates are readily available (in contrast with the circuit courts), and the discovery process is minimal and less expensive.

Campbell Flannery welcomes this change to Virginia law, and looks forward to litigating additional cases in Virginia's General District Courts under the higher jurisdictional limit. If you or someone you know has a civil dispute of any kind, please contact the firm to speak with one of our attorneys. You may reach us by telephone at (703) 771-8344, or by email at [email protected].

02/26/2021

Campbell Flannery is pleased to announce that yesterday, February 25, 2021, the Supreme Court of Virginia entered an order in favor of the firm's client, Mt. Aldie, LLC ("Mt. Aldie") in the Loudoun County case of Land Trust of Virginia v. Mt. Aldie, Case No. CL00083131. The Supreme Court's order vacates the order of the Circuit Court of Loudoun County awarding the Land Trust of Virginia ("LTV") attorneys' fees and granting LTV injunctive relief that restricted Mt. Aldie, LLC's use of forested mountain land in Aldie, Virginia. Yesterday's decision brings about the end of a long-fought legal battle that dates back to 2013, and which involved two trips to the Supreme Court of Virginia. Each appeal resulted in a victory for Mt. Aldie.

The land in question is owned by Mt. Aldie, a special purpose entity formed by long-time local conservation hero Jack Andrews. The ancient and famous Indian Spring and the Indian Spring Trail are located within its boundaries. Mr. Andrews has been recently attacked with respect to his proposed restoration project in the Village of Aldie, including claims that the Conservation Easement identified above has been violated. In this regard, Mr. Andrews states: "My family has always wanted to preserve Mt. Aldie, so that the public might enjoy it forever. It is disappointing that others claim that 'development' is the goal when the real goal is preservation, much like our recent work on the Aldie River Walk and Aldie Dam Millrace Trail. I am pleased with the Supreme Court's confirmation that Mt. Aldie acted within its reserved rights under the Conservation Easement."

During the course of this case, LTV's attorneys requested $2,222,815.60 in fees and costs. Because the Supreme Court of Virginia held that Mt. Aldie acted within its reserved rights and did not violate the Conservation Easement, LTV will not recover those fees and costs from Mt. Aldie or Mr. Andrews.

With respect to yesterday's appellate victory, counsel for Mt. Aldie, James P. Campbell, noted that "the citizens of Aldie have been visiting the Indian Spring for more than 200 years. Consistent with the recent proposal to the Loudoun County Board of Supervisors, Mr. Andrews and Mt. Aldie hope that the beautiful Indian Spring Trail and historic spring will be a natural wonder that the citizens of Aldie might enjoy in perpetuity."

Attorney James P. Campbell and paralegal Suzanne Powell of Campbell Flannery represented Mt. Aldie at both trials and in both appeals. Mr. Campbell and Mrs. Powell were aided by attorney Matthew Clark, also of Campbell Flannery, after the second trial, and on the second appeal. Campbell Flannery represents individual and corporate clients in complex litigation matters in the state and federal courts of the Northern Virginia Metropolitan region. If you are in need of legal assistance, please do not hesitate to contact the firm at (703) 771-8344.

This CPA shares some excellent financial advice.  Part of it includes the establishing an estate plan.  If  you don’t ye...
02/20/2021

This CPA shares some excellent financial advice. Part of it includes the establishing an estate plan.

If you don’t yet have a plan, give us a call. We can help.

Financial planner Anthony Carlton says his richest clients are teachers and other unassuming professionals who have good money habits.

Campbell Flannery welcomes Jason Grace!           Campbell Flannery is pleased to announce that Jason Grace has joined t...
01/27/2021

Campbell Flannery welcomes Jason Grace!

Campbell Flannery is pleased to announce that Jason Grace has joined the firm’s litigation practice.

Jason’s professional background includes broad litigation experience as a criminal prosecutor for the Commonwealth of Virginia being lead counsel in over 25 jury trials and hundreds of bench trials. After practicing with Wolfe, Williams, and Reynolds Attorneys PLLC in Norton, Virginia, he served as a Deputy Commonwealth’s Attorney for Wise County and the City of Norton from 2012 to 2016, when he relocated to Northern Virginia to join the Loudoun Office of the Commonwealth’s Attorney from 2016 to the end of 2020.

Jason’s extensive experience includes DUI and traffic enforcement, narcotics distribution, violent crime, and criminal street gang prosecutions. Jason will be available to protect your interests in traffic and criminal courts, as well as civil matters throughout the metropolitan area.

Jason’s interests include politics and sports. Our friends in southwest Virginia remember him as the color commentator for the UVA-Wise Highland Cavaliers football team. He lives with his wife and son in Herndon.

Our own James Campbell will be arguing the case of Mount Aldie v. Land Trust of Virginia before the Supreme Court of Vir...
01/14/2021

Our own James Campbell will be arguing the case of Mount Aldie v. Land Trust of Virginia before the Supreme Court of Virginia this morning. Listen live here: https://vimeo.com/500108010

Live Audio Streaming of Oral Arguments As part of its commitment to making Court sessions accessible to the public during this time, the Supreme Court of Virginia…

Campbell Flannery, P.C. is pleased to announce that for the second year in a row, Super Lawyers has selected Matthew L. ...
01/04/2021

Campbell Flannery, P.C. is pleased to announce that for the second year in a row, Super Lawyers has selected Matthew L. Clark to its Virginia Rising Stars list in the area of Business Litigation. Because of his outstanding work for the firm's clients in the state and federal courts of Virginia, Matthew's recognition by Super Lawyers is no surprise to us at Campbell Flannery. In addition to his Virginia-based practice, Matthew participates in complex litigation matters outside of Virginia where attorneys of Campbell Flannery are admitted or practice pro hac vice. Indeed, his outstanding skills are presently serving clients in three jurisdictions outside of Virginia.

Being named to a Rising Stars list is a prestigious distinction that only 2.5% of attorneys in the Virginia receive. Super Lawyers, part of Thomson Reuters, is a rating service of outstanding lawyers from more than 70 practice areas who have attained a high degree of peer recognition and professional achievement. The annual selections are made using a patented multiphase process that includes a statewide survey of lawyers, an independent research evaluation of candidates and peer reviews by practice area. The result is a credible, comprehensive and diverse listing of exceptional attorneys.

The Super Lawyers lists are published nationwide in Super Lawyers Magazines and in leading city and regional magazines and newspapers across the country. For more information about how Matthew can serve your legal needs, please call us at (703) 771-8344, or email him at [email protected].

09/30/2020
U.S. to Start Forgiving PPP Loans After Borrowers Complained

Questions about PPP forgiveness? Give us a call.

The Treasury aims to begin approving small-business owners’ forgiveness requests by late this week or early next, following criticism that the process for turning the loans into grants has been too slow and onerous.

07/10/2020
www.courts.state.va.us

APPELLATE UPDATE

Today, the Supreme Court of Virginia granted the Petition for Appeal of the firm's client, Mount Aldie, LLC, on two assignments of error from the Circuit Court of Loudoun County. The assignments of error concern the interpretation and meaning of a conservation easement in favor of the Land Trust of Virginia.

The Supreme Court of Virginia previously considered an appeal in this case when it entered an order in favor of Mount Aldie, LLC and remanded the matter for further proceedings. A copy of the Supreme Court's previous memorandum opinion in this case can be found here: http://www.courts.state.va.us/opinions/opnscvwp/1160305.pdf

Longtime court-watcher Steve Emmert recently observed that it is increasingly rare for the Supreme Court of Virginia to grant appeals. For example, he observed in a May 11th post that Virginia's high court granted Petitions for Appeal at a rate of only 3.5% in 2019. Mr. Emmert's blog post may be found here: https://virginia-appeals.com/what-a-difference-50-years-make/ #.XwjLKabsbaI

Given the slim odds of having Petitions for Appeal granted, Campbell Flannery is honored to present another appeal on behalf of Mount Aldie, LLC. Our firm is available to assist with appeals in both state and federal courts.

07/08/2020
www.vacourts.gov

On July 8, 2020, the Supreme Court of Virginia entered a Seventh Order Extending the Declaration of Judicial Emergency through August 9, 2020. Significantly, unlike prior Orders, today's Order states that the tolling period that began on March 16, 2020, will end on July 19, 2020. This means that Statutes of Limitations deadlines and other deadlines that were previously tolled in March of this year will begin running again soon.

A link to the Order is posted below. If you have any questions about how this Order impacts your legal rights in Virginia, please do not hesitate to contact us.

http://www.vacourts.gov/news/items/covid/2020_0708_scv_seventh_order.pdf

06/23/2020
www.vacourts.gov

In response to the ongoing COVID-19 pandemic, on June 23, 2020, the Supreme Court of Virginia entered a Sixth Order Extending the Declaration of Judicial Emergency through July 19, 2020.

A link to the Order is posted below. If you have any questions about how this Order impacts your legal rights in Virginia, please do not hesitate to contact us.

http://www.vacourts.gov/news/items/covid/2020_0622_scv_sixth_order.pdf

06/05/2020

Paycheck Protection Program Loans - Important changes to terms for loan forgiveness.

Late Wednesday, the United States Senate adopted House Resolution 7010 that modifies the terms and conditions to apply for loan forgiveness. Although the Bill has not yet been signed into law, the following are high points that may impact your loan:

• You will have until December 31, 2020 to re-employ your workforce to the same number of full-time employees (or equivalent) at the same level of compensation as of February 15, 2020.

• If your business is not in a position to rehire or replace employees by December 31, 2020, you may still be eligible for loan forgiveness. The legislation is unclear about this determination at this time and we are awaiting guidance from SBA.

• The mandatory spending requirement for wages has been reduced from 75% to 60%. The permitted expenditure for rent, utilities, and interest has been increased from 25% to 40%.

• The deadline to apply for conversion of your loan to a grant (loan forgiveness) is now extended to 10 months after the date that you received your funding.

There are other minor changes to the Bill that impact repayment terms, if you are unable to spend your PPP loan proceeds in the manner specified hereinabove.

Please call us should you have any questions as to how these new terms and conditions apply to you and your business. We will continue to provide additional updates as the SBA issues guidelines and regulations for implementation of the new legislation.

06/01/2020
www.vacourts.gov

In response to the ongoing COVID-19 pandemic, on June 1, 2020, the Supreme Court of Virginia entered a Fifth Order Extending the Declaration of Judicial Emergency through June 28, 2020.

A link to the Order is posted below. If you have any questions about how this Order impacts your legal rights in Virginia, please do not hesitate to contact us.

http://www.vacourts.gov/news/items/covid/2020_0601_scv_amendment_to_fifth_order.pdf

06/01/2020
5 Key Elements of an Estate Plan - Penn Mutual

DO YOU HAVE A PLAN?

In the era of COVID-19, uncertainty is the rule, not the exception. While we maneuver through upheaval as best we can, many struggle with securing life’s most important assets: family, property and finances. As unemployment claims reach record highs and several industries buckle under the weight of economic downturn, one of the best ways to combat uncertainty is to have a plan.

In the last three years alone, the number of American adults with Wills has dropped 10% (https://blog.pennmutual.com/5-key-elements-of-an-estate-plan/?hsamp_network=twitter&hsamp=aHDeuV-YFfzFo). Simply put, it’s time for a plan. With an estate plan in place, you dictate the rules regarding how your property is distributed. More importantly, what you do now will protect you, your spouse and your children. There has never been a better time to plan.

At Campbell Flannery, we have over 35 years of experience in the field of Estate Planning, Trust Planning and Asset Protection Planning. We will help you feel more secure in these uncertain times.

Please call us at (703) 771 – 8344 today to schedule a free consultation. COVID-19 or no COVID-19, do you have a plan?

Did you know that the number of American adults that have a will has dropped from 42% in 2017 to 32% in 2020?1 Although estate planning is an important part... Read More

05/20/2020
Despite Their Priorities, Nearly Half Of Americans Over 55 Still Don't Have A Will

Did know an estate plan consists of more than just a will? If do not have an estate plan or have one that needs updating we can help. We would be pleased to schedule a complimentary consultation.

https://www.forbes.com/sites/maggiegermano/2019/02/15/despite-their-priorities-nearly-half-of-americans-over-55-still-dont-have-a-will/

The major takeaway is that nearly half of those over 55 have not yet created a will. Despite that finding, there is a widely held belief that one should have their affairs in order by age 50. The obvious disconnect was particularly striking.

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Campbell Flannery, P.C. has dedicated the last 30+ years to helping clients in Virginia, West Virginia and the District of Columbia in the areas of estate planning, complex business and civil litigation, criminal defense and business & consumer bankruptcy. Our goal is to craft clear and well-engineered solutions to help good people weather tough and trying times. Whether it is drawing up a Trust, dealing with creditors in the midst of personal financial hardship or resolving a complicated civil issue involving multiple adversary parties, Campbell Flannery has both the experience and the compassion needed to achieve the best possible results on behalf of its clients.


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