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      SBStewart Law, PLLC

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      Bankruptcy Law Attorneys, Child Custody Attorneys, Divorce Attorneys

      1518 Willow Lawn Dr, Richmond, VA 23230

      804-572-4356

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      Providing comprehensive legal solutions (family law, bankruptcy, medicaid eligibility appeals) in Richmond, Henrico, Hanover, Chesterfield and surrounding areas.
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      Syreeta Bailey Stewart, Esq. is an active member of her professional community focused on providing excellent client service. A proud “double-Spider,” Ms. Stewart graduated with cum laude honors from the University of Richmond’s T.C. Williams School of Law in 2010. Prior to starting SBStewart Law PLLC, Ms. Stewart worked as a solo practitioner, and also as a Virginia Medicaid Appeals Hearing Officer and Fraud and Abuse analyst for the Department of Medical Assistance Services. Ms. Stewart prides herself on providing practical and comprehensive solutions for individuals with varying legal needs. She has experience in various areas of law, including family matters (child support, custody, divorce), immigration law, business law (business formation, registered agent services, contract disputes), elder law (wills, estate planning, Medicaid planning), consumer bankruptcy, traffic infractions, and personal injury. Ms. Stewart is a member of the Virginia State Bar, the Metropolitan Richmond’s Bar Association, and is an active member of her church community. She currently serves the Richmond area and surrounding counties from her office located at 1518 Willow Lawn Drive, Richmond, Virginia, 23230. On top of the great services that SBStewart Law provides, one of the main things that we pride ourselves on, is providing individuals with free information prior to even agreeing to utilize our services. Ms.Stewart has written 3 free books: 1) Prepare For "D" Day - This book helps you navigate through the following issues: - You want a divorce but don’t know where to start. - You and your spouse have agreed to separate, but cannot reach an agreement on how to divide your property and assets. - Your spouse has abandoned you and/or your children. - Your spouse has been physically abusive to you, and you have decided to get out of your marriage. - Your spouse has cheated on you. - What if we have kids? 2) The Ultimate Consumer Guide To Bankruptcy In Virginia - This book helps you navigate through the following issues: - I have so much debt, and creditors keep calling. How do I make them stop? - I want to pay my debts, but I’m just not sure I can afford to repay everything! - I’m afraid I may lose my house if I file for bankruptcy. Then what will I do? - The different types of bankruptcies and which one may be right for you - Questions about student loan debt, mortgages, and other secured property - What property can I keep if I file for bankruptcy? - Advantages of hiring a bankruptcy attorney. 3) Who Gets The Kids? - This book helps you navigate through the following issues: - I am not married and have never had my child’s paternity determined by the court. - You and your spouse have agreed to separate, but cannot reach an agreement on primary custody or visitation for your minor child(ren). - Your spouse has abandoned you and/or your children. - Your think you may be entitled to child support, but just don’t know where to start. - You have been told you are obligated to pay child support, but don’t think you can afford it. - Should I ask the courts to intervene, or can I make my own arrangement with the other parent? - How to file for child custody in Virginia - What is the difference between legal custody and primary physical custody - What factors will the court consider in my custody case? - What are options for visitation? - Will I have to have supervised visits with my child if I am not awarded custody? - Advantages of Hiring a Family Law Attorney Visit our website at www.richmondvirginialawyer.com and
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