Deskevich l Harris PC

09/16/2026

09/01/2026

Losing a loved one is overwhelming, and paperwork is the last thing you want to think about. Having the right documents gathered early can make the probate process smoother and less stressful for your family. In Virginia, the right start often helps reduce delays and confusion. At DeskevichHarris PC, we help you plan the next steps.

08/18/2026

Business owners: When is it time to call a collections attorney?

If you're hearing any of these, it's time:

1. You've sent multiple statements with no response
2. A client keeps making promises but no payments
3. A large account is threatening your cash flow
4. You have a judgment but can't collect on it

You did the work. You deserve to be paid. We handle the difficult conversations and the legal process so you can get back to running your business.

At Deskevich l Harris, we offer efficient, ethical, and results-driven collections and creditors' rights representation for Virginia businesses.

Let's talk about your receivables.
📞 804-288-7999
Call us today for a confidential consultation.

08/09/2026

If you're dreaming of starting your own business, we’ll handle your LLC setup so you can focus on building it.

08/05/2026

Life Changed? Your Beneficiaries Should Too.

We tell every client this: Your estate plan should grow with your life.

Have any of these happened since you last updated your documents?

• Marriage or divorce
• Birth of a child or grandchild
• Death of a loved one who was listed
• A child becoming and adult
• You opened a new bank account, retirement account, or life
insurance policy
• You started or sold a business

If you said yes to even one, it's time to review your beneficiaries.

Our team is here to help you make sure your wishes are clear and legally protected.

Contact us today at 804-288-7999 for all of your Estate Planning needs.

08/04/2026

New Virginia Landlord Laws Effective July 01, 2026 - Are You Compliant?

Questions about your rental property procedures? Let's make sure you're protected. Let us handle your Landlord needs so you are in compliance.

07/30/2026

07/29/2026

What is a Deed Upon Death?

It's also called a Transfer on Death Deed — and it's one of the simplest ways to pass your home to someone you love without probate.

Here’s how it works in Virginia:

1. You still own your home. You can live in it, sell it, or refinance it. Signing it gives your beneficiary NO rights while you are alive.

2. You choose who gets it. You name a person or people to inherit your house when you pass.

3. You record it now. It must be recorded at the courthouse before death to be valid.

4. At death, it transfers automatically. Your beneficiary files a death certificate and affidavit — no probate court needed for that property.

Why do people do it?
✓ Avoids probate for your home
✓ You keep full control and can change it anytime
✓ Often less expensive than a full trust
✓ Peace of mind that your home goes to the right person

Have questions if a Transfer on Death Deed is right for you? We’re happy to walk you through it. Give us a call today for an appointment at 804-288-7999.