DiPietro Law Group, PLLC

Attorneys in Fairfax Serving Northern Virginia

DiPietro Law Group, PLLC provides personalized legal counsel and tireless representation for the following legal areas:

Our entire team takes a collaborative approach to every case, which allows us to put our over 60 years of collective legal experience to work for you. No matter how complex or difficult your case may be, we are prepared to help you understand your options and protect your legal rights.

Our Northern Virginia lawyers serve clients across the region from our Fairfax law firm.

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At DiPietro Law Group, PLLC, we understand that most people have never had to navigate this system before. Most of all, we know what is at stake.

Any legal process can be daunting, but especially those that involve your family and your legacy. Our attorneys in Fairfax, VA offer a compassionate and personalized approach to each case. We know that most people want to find the fastest, most cost-effective resolution to their legal problems and we strive to provide that whenever possible.

Because of this focus, we work directly with you to fully understand your unique situation and legal needs. From there, we are able to look at various strategies and settlement options to help you find the plan that is most aligned with your goals.

Even so, we recognize that a swift and simple solution is not always possible. In these cases, our lawyers in Northern Virginia are fully prepared to aggressively advocate for you—both in and out of the courtroom.

Find out how DiPietro Law Group, PLLC can assist you. Call or contact our Fairfax law firm online today.

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DiPietro Law Group, PLLC "Mr. DiPietro represented me in a difficult and complex divorce proceeding. He is an excellent attorney and provided me with the representation and counsel that produced a final settlement agreement, ..."
DiPietro Law Group, PLLC "Mr. DiPietro and I met by chance or by design I’m not sure which really. I would like to draw particular attention to his eagerness and flexibility to work with a Soldier in the Military. He was very ..."
DiPietro Law Group, PLLC "What does a wife of 30 years do after her world comes crashing down and her spouse deserts her without even giving a clue there is a problem? Once the initial shock settles, one hopefully finds a good ..."
DiPietro Law Group, PLLC "I worked with Daniel Gross who recently joined this practice. My experience with Mr. Gross was positive and I was left satisfied with the end result and the cost during what was a very difficult proce ..."
DiPietro Law Group, PLLC "I had the amazing luck of finding a wonderful lawyer at one of the most difficult times of my life, and I wanted to write this review to hopefully help others who seek legal guidance. Joseph DiPietro ..."
DiPietro Law Group, PLLC "Can't say enough about the way they handled our case, it did cost more than we had planned, but it was worth every penny we spent. I have heard it said you get what you pay for....and we got the best."
DiPietro Law Group, PLLC "We are forever grateful to have had the DiPietro Firm represent us. Family Law is not a short and quick process. Clients are desperate, angry, confused and the attorney has to entertain it. They made ..."

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Why do I need to hire an attorney?

Whether you are going through a divorce, drafting a will, or dealing with a business dispute, it is important that you have an experienced legal advocate on your side. In many cases, the process can be incredibly complicated with numerous steps involved. Having an attorney who can help you navigate this process often leads to swifter resolutions and better solutions. An attorney will be able to advise you on the best options for your specific situation and help you work to ensure that your rights are protected. Our team can provide you with the sound legal counsel and reliable representation you need.
What paperwork do I need in Virginia to file for divorce?

Each county has its own rules regarding how to file for divorce. However, in general, you will need several forms to begin the process of filing for divorce in Virginia. These forms include the Complaint, the VS-4 form, and the Cover Sheet for Filing Civil Actions. Some forms will require notarization, whereas others may be signed without a notary present. Contact a Fairfax divorce attorney at our firm to learn more.
How do I protect my business?

There are many issues involved in running a business. Whether you are just getting started with business formation or you wish to ensure that your business will be protected after you are gone, our firm can help. Depending on your unique situation, needs, and goals, we can advise you on the best way to protect your business interests, assets, and investments.

One of the best ways to protect your business and its future is to place it in a revocable living trust. By placing your business under the ownership of the trust, you may be able to minimize taxes, reduce liability, and create a succession plan that protects the future of your business. To learn more, contact our estate planning lawyers today.
What happens if my loved one dies without a will?

When a person dies in Virginia without a will, his or her estate—that is, the sum of the decedent’s assets, properties, debts, and liabilities—will go through the probate process. Probate is the process by which the court distributes an estate when there is no will. All of the assets and properties owned by the decedent will be distributed to surviving family members and relatives. This begins with the surviving spouse and descendants (children). If there is no surviving spouse or children, the decedent’s estate will be distributed to the surviving parents, followed by siblings, followed by grandparents, aunts, uncles, etc. If there are no surviving family members, the decedent’s estate will go to the state of Virginia.

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