Jay Braddock Jackson
Uniquely experienced to handle your insurance claim.
Fredericksburg, VA
- Education The Catholic University of America Columbus School of Law
- Experience 17 years of experience year
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+1 (540) 322-1928
Practice Areas
Personal Injury
Elder Law
Estate Planning
Insurance Claims
Nursing Home Abuse
Asbestos & Mesothelioma
Education Law
Personal Injury
Jurisdictions Admitted to Practice
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VirginiaSince 2005
Professional Experience
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Attorney-at-LawLaw Offices of Jay B. JacksonCurrent
Professional Associations
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Virginia State Bar # 70137MemberCurrent
Education
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The Catholic University of America Columbus School of LawJ.D. (2004)2000 - 2004
Awards
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Juris doctor cum laudeThe Catholic University of America Columbus School of Law2004
Legal Answers
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Q. I'm administrator for an estate in Gloucester County, VA. Am I obligated to research back child support of beneficiary?A: When a person dies owing back child support, the debt passes to the estate. That debt is owed to the custodial parent and not to the child. Normally, this person would need to file a claim with the probate court in order for the debt to be recognized. It does not appear that you, as administrator have an affirmative duty to research the issue. You may ask the Commissioner of Accounts to conduct a Debts and Demands Hearing. At that time, all persons and entities to whom the estate owes money are required to submit their claims.January 8, 2020
Fees
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Free Consultation
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Credit Cards Accepted
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Contingent Fees I accept contingency fee arrangements on all injury cases.
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Rates, Retainers and Additional Information Lawyers are expensive. At our firm we have three levels of associate, legal assistants, certified paralegals and attorney. We will always perform any portion of your work at the least expensive level possible and always checked and supervised by an attorney.
