Counsel that keeps your matter confidential.
Estate planning, business law, real estate closings, and family law for Chesterfield County — every file handled the way Virginia's confidentiality rules expect.
Ask about your matter
Ask what a first-time caller would ask — and notice what it declines to collect.
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Try without the assistant
Ask the live AI above, or use a sample form to explore the steps without a conversation.
What happens next
Just the broad matter and how you'd like to be contacted — no names or case details needed.
About our AI intake assistant
What it is, what it asks, and who reads it.
WHAT IT IS
An AI, not a lawyer
It tells you it is an AI before you type a word. It is not a lawyer, talking with it does not make you our client, and it gives no legal advice about your situation or anyone else’s.
No story, please
It asks only the type of matter, whether there is a deadline, whether you are a new or returning client, and how you would like us to reach you. It never asks what happened or who the other side is. We take those names by phone for our conflict check.
WHAT HAPPENS NEXT
An attorney reads it
Conversations are recorded, and an attorney reviews your intake before anyone calls you back.
Danger or a deadline
If you are in danger, call 911. If court papers give you a deadline, call the office the same day at (804) 555-0187. The assistant cannot work out or extend a deadline.
Where we represent you
Estate Planning & Wills
Wills, trusts, and powers of attorney drafted plainly enough for your family to actually understand.
Business & Contract Law
Formation, contracts, and disputes for Chesterfield County small businesses.
Real Estate Closings
Residential and commercial closings, handled start to finish.
Family Law
Custody, support, and divorce matters handled with discretion.
Civil Litigation
Representation when a dispute can't be resolved at the table.
Estate Administration
Help with probate and estate administration, including qualification, notices, inventory and accounting when required.
What it costs, and what happens next
Monday–Friday, 8am–6pm. Consultations by appointment, in person or by phone.
CONSULTATIONS
First callFree
A 15-minute introductory call with an attorney about fit and next steps, including after a death. Further estate-administration work is quoted in writing after the first meeting.
Estate planning & closing consultationsFree
Planning meetings and closing questions are never billed.
Family law & litigation strategy consultation$175
One hour with an attorney. The $175 is credited to your retainer if you hire us.
FLAT FEES
Will-based estate plan$950 individual · $1,450 couple
Will, durable financial power of attorney, and advance medical directive.
Revocable trust plan$2,800
Trust, pour-over will, powers of attorney, and funding instructions.
Residential closing (settlement)$695 purchase · $550 refinance
Title exam, settlement, and recording. Title insurance, recordation taxes and lender fees are separate and appear on your Closing Disclosure.
Litigation, estate administration and business disputes are quoted in writing after the first meeting.
After a death
An estate does not always need probate or executor qualification. For general Chesterfield information, contact the Circuit Court Clerk’s Probate Division at [email protected]; questions: 804-706-7680. Staff review the required information before scheduling an appointment, and an original will is brought to the appointment when applicable. An attorney must review which steps apply to your situation. The first 15-minute call is free for fit and next steps; estate-administration work is quoted in writing after the first meeting.
If you have been served
Court papers come with a response deadline, so call the same day. Bring the papers to your consultation. We will tell you your deadline after an attorney reads them; nobody here calculates it for you in advance.
Closing on a home
In Virginia the buyer has the right to choose the settlement agent, and the seller cannot require a particular one (Va. Code § 55.1-1006). Send us the ratified contract and your lender’s contact; ten days is usually enough time.
Before any consultation we run a conflict check, which means asking for the names of the other people involved. We do that by phone, never in a chat or a web form. Nothing you share before you hire us creates an attorney–client relationship, but we keep it confidential regardless.
The courts we appear in
- Chesterfield Circuit Court
- Chesterfield General District Court
- Chesterfield J&DR Court
- Powhatan Circuit Court
- Richmond City Circuit Court
- Licensed to practice in the Commonwealth of Virginia
- Encrypted client files, attorneys-only access
- 14 years serving Chesterfield County
- Flat-fee consultations available
The name on the door is the one on your file
Every matter at Halloran & Voss is handled by a Virginia-licensed attorney you can name — not routed to whoever picks up.
Maureen Halloran
Managing Partner — Estate planning & family law
VA Bar, admitted 2011
David Voss
Partner — Business, contracts & real estate closings
VA Bar, admitted 2014
Adaeze Okonkwo
Associate Attorney — Civil litigation & client intake
VA Bar, admitted 2019
Team shown is illustrative — this is a demo business, not a real one.
In our clients’ words
Example reviews written for this demo — not real clients.
“They walked us through our estate plan without the legal jargon. Everything explained in plain English.”
“Handled our LLC formation and first vendor contract review in under a week.”
“Discreet, responsive, and always straight with us about the odds — exactly what you want in this position.”
MATTER No. 2026-104 — INTAKE OPEN
Start with a free 15-minute call
Call the office, or open the AI intake. It knows our published fees and first steps, and passes your request to an attorney for a call back. It is not a lawyer and does not give legal advice.
