
Insurance Claims in Virginia: Professional Guidance
In Virginia, the heirs of a deceased person generally inherit their share by intestate succession. Real estate titled in "tenancy by the entirety," joint tenancy with right of survivorship or similar express language is not included in the decedent's probate estate. If the decedent dies without a will, children or their descendants receive the estate, with the spouse receiving one third. More distant relatives follow in order of priority set out in Virginia Code Section 64.2-200. 1. Consult an Attorney Insurance claims can be complicated. It’s important to have the guidance of a Virginia state attorney who has experience with insurance matters to help you get the best results. Among the most complex issues in a public adjusters virginia insurance claim is interpreting and applying the law to specific facts.…