File Virginia POA Compensation -- 2
Budget: $250 – $750 USD
I served as power of attorney for a disabled individual who passed away in July 2024, and I now need to request my statutory compensation in the Arlington, VA probate court. I’m looking for someone who already knows the Virginia probate landscape—ideally the Arlington Circuit Court’s preferences—to steer this from draft to docket.
Here’s what I specifically need:
• Preparation of every required pleading, schedule, affidavit, and proposed order so the court can clearly see why the fee is reasonable under Virginia Code.
• Guidance that explains the governing compensation rules in plain language, giving me confidence that the amount we request aligns with what the court typically approves.
• Practical help organizing the documents I already possess—time logs, receipts, emails—into exhibits the clerk will accept, followed by physically or electronically submitting the packet and returning stamped copies and the case number.
Once filed, I’d like a short memo outlining next steps (e.g., possible hearings, timelines for objections, and how any disbursement will be processed). My goal is to have the complete, court-ready package within two weeks.
Here’s what I specifically need:
• Preparation of every required pleading, schedule, affidavit, and proposed order so the court can clearly see why the fee is reasonable under Virginia Code.
• Guidance that explains the governing compensation rules in plain language, giving me confidence that the amount we request aligns with what the court typically approves.
• Practical help organizing the documents I already possess—time logs, receipts, emails—into exhibits the clerk will accept, followed by physically or electronically submitting the packet and returning stamped copies and the case number.
Once filed, I’d like a short memo outlining next steps (e.g., possible hearings, timelines for objections, and how any disbursement will be processed). My goal is to have the complete, court-ready package within two weeks.