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Did you know that you already have an estate? If you have assets, then you have an estate. Estate planning isn’t about building that estate, but rather planning what happens to that estate when you pass on. There are several ways that you can plan your estate, and an attorney can help. If you need… Read more

AC Rieman Law is proud to announce that Amanda Caroline Rieman, Esq. is an official legal analyst for NBC-29 and other news agencies. This has been a long-time dream for her and we couldn’t be happier to hear the news. Watch for her the next time a news story demands a legal perspective and you… Read more

For many Americans, gun rights are very important. If you’ve lost your gun rights in Virginia, then you may be wondering, can you get your gun rights restored in Virginia? You can, and AC Rieman Law is here to help in Central Virginia including areas like Charlottesville, Fredericksburg, Manassas, Culpeper, and all the surrounding areas…. Read more

The Culpeper Star Exponent is at it again with the annual Best of Your Hometown awards. The Star Exponent will release official results on March 27th, but you can vote now for your favorites. In fact, you can vote for AC Rieman for the 2022 Best of Culpeper awards. Learn what we were nominated for,… Read more

Are you planning on getting a divorce in Virginia? If you’ve never been divorced before or are just unfamiliar with the process, then it’s only understandable that you have some questions. You’ve also likely heard of contested divorce and uncontested divorce. What do those terms mean? We can help with that. Let’s explore the difference… Read more

Are you considering getting married in Virginia? Do you or your spouse-to-be have significant assets or debt? If your marriage should unfortunately end, you don’t want those assets or debt split, then perhaps what you need is a prenuptial agreement. Welcome to our website. You may have just found your prenuptial agreement lawyer in Virginia…. Read more

When people or businesses need to make an agreement that is enforceable by law, then a contract is required. Contracts can be a little frightening. Contract law is an entire field of study, and knowing what should go into your contract can be tricky. It’s highly recommended that you have a lawyer draft and review… Read more

The path to the restoration of gun rights in Virginia has changed in 2021. The process now makes someone eligible for reinstatement of their rights after their incarceration period ends. This is because the restoration of civil rights is a necessary step in getting your gun rights back.  While the restoration of basic civil rights… Read more

Virginia residents can lose their right to own a firearm for several reasons. Certain felony convictions or adjudications prevent someone from owning a firearm and ammunition, stun weapon or explosive material. Most commonly, those prohibited to own possess a weapon in Virginia fall into these categories: Committed a Virginia state felony conviction Convicted of two… Read more