About James H. Wilson

James H. Wilson Jr. practices family law in Glen Allen, Virginia, bringing over 3 decades of legal experience to his clients. A member of the Virginia State Bar since his admission in 1984, he is recognized for his dedication and expertise in household regulation matters. His firm makes a speciality of a number of aspects of family law, including divorce, child custody, and spousal support. Located conveniently to serve clients throughout Henrico County and the surrounding areas, his workplace is a trusted useful resource for people navigating complicated family issues. Wilson earned his law degree (J.D.) from the University of Richmond School of Law in 1984.

Prior to that, he finished his undergraduate research on the University of Virginia, the place he received a Bachelor of Arts (B.A.) in Foreign Affairs in 1980. This strong educational basis equips him with a robust knowing of legal concepts and the intricate dynamics of family relationships. Most of his practice includes divorce hearings, the place he adeptly guides clients through the judicial process of separation and asset division. His knowledge allows him to approach every case with a comprehensive strategy tailored to the unique conditions of his clients. In addition to divorce, Wilson handles child custody disputes, assisting mother and father in navigating the often emotional challenges of determining the most effective arrangements for his or her children. He understands that these conditions can be especially annoying, and he objectives to facilitate amicable answers on every occasion feasible. His talent extends past family regulation; he also has experience in bankruptcy, estate making plans, probate, and senior law.

This numerous background allows him to offer comprehensive legal services, addressing various wants that clients may come upon throughout their lives. The firm’s strategy emphasizes clean verbal exchange and thorough preparation — Cases typically contain in depth documentation, negotiations, and, when important, litigation in court. Wilson’s knowledge in multiple legal regions empowers him to address the wants of each client successfully, whether they're facing a high-conflict divorce or planning for future estate matters. He believes that knowledgeable clients are better geared up to make decisions that align with their goals. Before setting up his practice in Glen Allen, Wilson used to be actively concerned within the nearby legal network. He is a member of each the Henrico County Bar Association and the Richmond Bar Association, the place he participates in various legal initiatives and network outreach programs. His dedication to the legal career is evident in his ongoing involvement with these institutions.

James H. Wilson Jr. is dedicated to offering knowledgeable and compassionate representation to his clients, understanding the profound impact household regulation has on individuals and households. His goal is to assist clients achieve favorable results whilst minimizing stress at some point of difficult periods, ensuring they feel supported each step of the manner.

Education

University of Richmond School of Law

J.D

1984

University of Virginia

B.A | Foreign Affairs

1980

Languages

English (Spoken, Written)

Experience

James H. Wilson, Jr., Lawyer & Counsellor at Law

Accepted Jurisdictions

Virginia

Court Admissions

Virginia Supreme Court State Supreme Court

Types of Cases Handled

Family Law Divorce Bankruptcy Estate Planning Probate Elder Law

Legal Services Scope

Initial Consultation Negotiation Litigation

Professional Associations

Virginia State Bar

has membership Current

Henrico County Bar Association

has membership Current

Richmond Bar Association

has membership Current

Office Locations

Main Office

 4860 Cox Rd #200 Glen Allen VA 23060

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How Is Child Custody Decided In Virginia?
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How Is Child Custody Decided In Virginia?
How Is Property Divided In a Virginia Divorce?
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How Is Property Divided In a Virginia Divorce?
How Is Spousal Support Calculated in Virginia?
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How Is Spousal Support Calculated in Virginia?
How Is Child Support Calculated in Virginia?
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How Is Child Support Calculated in Virginia?
Which Divorce Debts May Be Discharged In Bankruptcy?
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Which Divorce Debts May Be Discharged In Bankruptcy?
How Are Temporary Spousal Support and Child Support Calculated in Virginia?
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How Are Temporary Spousal Support and Child Support Calculated in Virginia?
Is a Separation Agreement Necessary for a No Fault Divorce in Virginia?
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Is a Separation Agreement Necessary for a No Fault Divorce in Virginia?
Is a Husband or Wife Responsible for His or Her Spouse s Debts in Virginia?
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Is a Husband or Wife Responsible for His or Her Spouse s Debts in Virginia?
Does Legal Title Determine Interests in Marital Property in a Virginia Divorce?
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Does Legal Title Determine Interests in Marital Property in a Virginia Divorce?
Must a Husband and Wife File Bankruptcy Together in Virginia?
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Must a Husband and Wife File Bankruptcy Together in Virginia?
Is There a Legal Separation in Virginia?
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Is There a Legal Separation in Virginia?
What Are the Grounds For Annulment in Virginia?
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What Are the Grounds For Annulment in Virginia?
Can an Individual with High Income Obtain Bankruptcy Relief in Virginia?
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Can an Individual with High Income Obtain Bankruptcy Relief in Virginia?
How May a Separated Spouse Obtain Support in Virginia?
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How May a Separated Spouse Obtain Support in Virginia?
What are the grounds for divorce in Virginia?
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What are the grounds for divorce in Virginia?
Will I Lose My Home in a Virginia Bankruptcy?
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Will I Lose My Home in a Virginia Bankruptcy?
What are the different types of consumer bankruptcies in Virginia?
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What are the different types of consumer bankruptcies in Virginia?
The Benefits of Filing Bankruptcy in Virginia
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The Benefits of Filing Bankruptcy in Virginia