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Attorney Eric Leckie Featured by Two Newsgroups for Ongoing Norfolk Murder

Attorney Eric Leckie Featured By Two Newsgroups For Ongoing Norfolk Murder

Criminal Defense Attorney Eric Leckie of Invictus Law has recently been featured by multiple newsgroups for his role as defense counsel for a man accused of shooting and killing a Norfolk woman. Attorney Leckie has been steadfast in his defense and the pursuit of justice. He is currently working to have evidence dismissed due to improper search and seizure and illegal police interrogations of his client. To learn more about this case, be sure to read both articles that feature the story and Attorney Leckie.

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To learn more about Attorney Eric Leckie, Invictus Law, and how the law firm can assist you with a legal case of your own, call 757-337-2500.

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How to Handle Long-Distance Parenting and Custody

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Long-distance parenting is becoming increasingly common in today's mobile world. When families are separated by distance, maintaining a nurturing and supportive parent-child relationship can be challenging. This is particularly relevant…

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How Long Does a Divorce Take? Understanding Timelines and Delays
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How Long Does a Divorce Take? Understanding Timelines and Delays

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Divorce is rarely straightforward, often filled with emotional and legal complexities. One of the most pressing questions for those considering this life-changing decision is, "How long does a divorce take?"…

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Can Children Choose Which Parent They Want to Live With?
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Can Children Choose Which Parent They Want to Live With?

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Navigating child custody arrangements is one of the most challenging and emotionally charged aspects of divorce or separation. Many parents and children alike wonder if children have the right to…

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How to Prepare for a Divorce Consultation with an Attorney

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Divorce is never easy, but the first step in making the process smoother is preparing for your initial consultation with a divorce attorney. Whether you're just starting to consider separation…

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How Extended Deployments Can Affect Your Divorce or Child Custody Case
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How Extended Deployments Can Affect Your Divorce or Child Custody Case

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Extended deployments can be highly challenging for military families. The separation, the stress, and the uncertainties combine to create a unique set of difficulties that can impact various aspects of…

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Why Staying Off Social Media is a MUST While Divorcing

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In today's hyperconnected world, social media is deeply woven into our daily lives. From sharing personal milestones to expressing day-to-day thoughts, it’s a space where many of us feel comfortable.…

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Handling Emergencies and Unexpected Changes in Parenting Schedules

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Parenting is a beautiful yet challenging adventure filled with laughter, love, and occasional chaos. But what happens when your meticulously planned schedule is thrown into disarray by unexpected changes or…

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How to Enforce Child Custody Orders in Virginia Beach
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How to Enforce Child Custody Orders in Virginia Beach

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Child custody is one of the most sensitive aspects of family law, often fraught with emotional and logistical challenges. For families in Virginia Beach, ensuring that child custody orders are…

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Legal Grounds for Contesting a Divorce: Challenging Petitions and Allegations

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Divorce is undoubtedly one of the most challenging phases in anyone's life. For those in Virginia Beach, understanding the legal grounds for contesting a divorce is crucial when facing a…

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The Role of Social Media in Divorce Proceedings: Dos and Don’ts

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Navigating the complexities of divorce in the digital age can be likened to walking a tightrope. On one hand, social media offers an unprecedented means of self-expression and connection, yet…

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Custody Evaluations: What to Expect and How to Prepare

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Types of Divorce: Understanding Uncontested, Contested, and Collaborative Divorces

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Divorce is not a one-size-fits-all legal process; as unique as the individuals entering into it, so are the pathways available to them to dissolve their marriage. Whether based on mutual…

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Top Five Reasons to Hire a Divorce Lawyer in Virginia Beach
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Top Five Reasons to Hire a Divorce Lawyer in Virginia Beach

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Navigating the choppy waters of divorce is never easy, especially when you're faced with the legal intricacies bound by the unique statutes of Virginia Beach. The decision to hire a…

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Attorney Yolanda Beasley Joins Forces with Invictus Law: A New Chapter in Legal Excellence

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We are thrilled to welcome Yolanda Beasley to our team of dedicated and compassionate legal professionals. We are proud to announce that attorney Yolanda Beasley has joined Invictus Law, bringing…

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What You Need to Know About Seeking Changes in Custody, Support, or Alimony

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Navigating the labyrinthine legal framework surrounding post-divorce matters can be a harrowing experience. However, for those who find themselves needing changes in custody, support, or alimony, there is hope within…

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Community Property vs. Separate Property: Navigating Business Ownership in Divorce

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Attorney Shemeka Hankins Named Partner at Invictus Law

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Virginia Beach, VA – Invictus law is proud to announce that Shemeka Hankins has been promoted to Partner at our firm. Ms. Hankins has been a valuable member of the…

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Divorce is a life-changing event that can be fraught with emotion and conflict. However, it doesn't have to be a battleground. Divorce mediation offers a path to a peaceful resolution,…

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Enforcing Child Support Orders: What You Need to Know

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Raising a child is a significant financial commitment, and when a relationship ends, it's crucial that both parents continue to contribute to their child's upbringing. This responsibility is formalized through…

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Family Law

Understanding How Divorce Affects Military Benefits in Virginia

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Are you or your spouse a member of the military, and you’re contemplating getting a  divorce in Virginia?. If so, then it’s crucial to have a clear understanding of how…

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The owner of the LGBTQ entertainment venue Rainbow Cactus in Virginia Beach is facing charges of malicious wounding and use of a firearm in the commission of a felony for…

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Protecting Your Assets in a Virginia Beach Divorce: Property Division

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What Happens When You Miss a Child Support Payment in Virginia?

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Are Virginia Beach Divorce Records Public?

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Planning vacations over the summer school break can create issues for divorced parents. Even though each parent might want to take  child custody on summer vacation, doing so could impact…

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Are you going through a divorce? Do you need an attorney? The first question you need to ask yourself is: do you want a nasty lawyer or a nice one?…

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What Happens If a Servicemember Is Arrested for a Felony Off- Base?

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What Are the Nine Types of Punishments Under the UCMJ?

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What Responsibilities Do Trucking Companies Have to Prevent Accidents?

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Truck accidents can cause significant injuries and fatalities because of the truck's size and weight compared to a typical passenger vehicle. In addition, the dangers of truck collisions are worse…

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What Is the UCMJ, and What Types of Offenses Does It Cover?

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The Uniform Code of Military Justice (UCMJ) is an important set of laws and regulations governing military personnel in the United States. This code of laws is designed to ensure…

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Strategies for Addressing Security Clearance Denials and Revocations

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If your security clearance has been denied or revoked, the appeals process can be a complex and confusing process. A security clearance is essential for many individuals in the workforce,…

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What Is the 10/10 Rule in Military Divorce?

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No divorce is straightforward. However, certain circumstances can make some divorces more complicated than others. If someone has served in the military, their spouse may have a right to receive…

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Who Can Sponsor Me for a Security Clearance?

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Gaining an active security clearance can give you an edge. Having a security clearance is akin to having a special certification or advanced degree on your resume. However, many people…

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What Is a Military Article 32 Hearing?

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U.S. military members have a separate criminal justice system that addresses criminal offenses and doles out punishment when necessary. If you are accused of a crime while serving in the…

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What Can I Do if My Security Clearance Is Denied? 

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Applying for security clearance can seem overwhelming. The federal government will analyze every aspect of your life, whether you apply for secret, top-secret, or confidential security clearance. A range of…

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Five Tips for Co-parenting Over the Holidays

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You want to spend quality time with your kids during the holidays. However, you must co-parent with your former spouse. That means your children will split time between you and…

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Does Virginia Favor Mothers in Child Custody Cases?

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When parents divorce or separate, custody of the children is often their primary concern. Many people believe the anecdotal claim that mothers receive preferential treatment over fathers in family courts…

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What Is Considered a Serious Brain Injury? 

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An injury to the head should always be a cause for concern. Trauma to the brain can affect a person’s ability to think clearly, express themselves, move their bodies, and…

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Does Not Wearing a Helmet Affect Liability for a Motorcycle Accident?

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Are Postnuptial Agreements as Strong as Prenuptial Agreements in Virginia?

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Does Virginia Have a “One Bite” Law?

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While most dogs are non-violent, dog bites do sometimes happen. In some cases, a dog bite can cause serious harm to the victim, leading to temporary or even permanent disabilities…

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Bond Hearing
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What Is a Bond Hearing and How Can I Get One? 

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If you have been arrested for a crime in Virginia, you have the right to request that the court release you from jail while you are awaiting your trial. A…

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Why Most DOHA Appeals End in Denial — And How You Can Improve Your Chances for Approval

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How Is Spousal Support Calculated in Virginia and How Long Does It Last?

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If you are considering divorce or have already filed or been served with divorce papers, spousal support might be part of your divorce case. You should know how courts in…

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Malicious Wounding in Virginia
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What Is Malicious Wounding and How Is It Different from Aggravated Assault?

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In Virginia, using a weapon or any physical force on another person with the intent to injure or kill them may result in a criminal charge of malicious wounding. If…

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What Is Mandatory Separation Processing?

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How to Create a Long-Distance Parenting Plan

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Does Military Law Cover Off-Base Conduct?

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What Is a Military Spouse Entitled to in a Divorce?

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Military Law

How Is Military Divorce Different for Active Duty Service Members?

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If you are seeking a divorce from a spouse on active military duty, your case could be slightly more complex than the average divorce case. Having a spouse who is…

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Shoplifting
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How Serious of a Crime is Shoplifting?

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Shoplifting is a crime in Virginia, though the severity of the charges depends on the value of the goods in question. If you were charged with shoplifting in Virginia, you…

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What Are the Four Key Steps to Take When Dividing Property in Virginia?

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When Might Assault and Battery Be Charged as a Felony?

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What To Do at a DUI Checkpoint This Holiday Season

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Why Do Divorces Increase After the Holidays?

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DUI Sobriety Checkpoints and Holiday Driving

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The holidays are a time for celebration, and those celebrations often involve alcohol. But while many people drink responsibly, others do not, and that leads to an increase in drunk…

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What Happens After Divorce Papers are Filed?

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Holiday Custody: How To Set A Visitation Schedule With Your Kids

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Invictus Law Attorney Shemeka Hankins Named Top 40 Under 40

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Invictus Law Attorney Shemeka Hankins has been named a top 40 under 40 attorney! Congratulations!

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When Can You Modify Child Support Orders in Virginia?

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What Is Considered Marital and Separate Property in A Virginia Divorce? 

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What Happens If I Am Served Divorce Papers? 

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While many gun owners are responsible and familiar with Virginia’s laws regarding the transportation of firearms, many are not — and although they may not have any nefarious intentions, improperly…

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What Medications Could Trigger a False Positive Breathalyzer Result?

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Can Spouses Separate But Still Live Together in Virginia?

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In order to obtain a no-fault divorce in the Commonwealth of Virginia, you and your spouse are required, according to Virginia law, to “have lived separate and apart without any…

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Military Times: Fix your military records: Give yourself the future you have earned

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What is Shoplifting in Virginia?

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Family Law
Military Law

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420 IN VIRGINIA: 6 THINGS YOU NEED TO KNOW ABOUT CHANGES TO MARIJUANA LAWS
Criminal Defense

420 IN VIRGINIA: 6 THINGS YOU NEED TO KNOW ABOUT CHANGES TO MARIJUANA LAWS

Thomas Wright

In historical fashion, the Virginia General Assembly passed multiple bills regarding the decriminalization of marijuana.  With Monday, April 20, 2020, being commonly referred (not to be confused with “referred”) to…

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COVID-19
Family Law

COVID-19 – School Closures & Child Custody Matters

Thomas Wright

Schools Closed Until Summer On March 23, 2020, through Executive Order, Governor Northam ordered statewide closures of all schools (K-12) for the remainder of the academic year. This will certainly…

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Virginia COVID-19 Response
Family Law

Virginia COVID-19 Response – Invictus Law Takes Steps for All Services, First Responders, Medical Professionals, and Spouses Free Power of Attorney

Eric Leckie

Invictus Law Joins the Fight Against COVID-19 The COVID-19 epidemic is causing many to look at a frightening health situation they have never needed to consider before. In response to…

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Eric Leckie
Criminal Defense

Attorney Eric Leckie Featured by Two Newsgroups for Ongoing Norfolk Murder

Eric Leckie

Criminal Defense Attorney Eric Leckie of Invictus Law has recently been featured by multiple newsgroups for his role as defense counsel for a man accused of shooting and killing a…

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Attorney Eric Leckie
Criminal Defense
Military Law

Attorney Eric Leckie Defends Client Facing Accessory After the Fact of Murder Charges

Eric Leckie

Attorney Eric Leckie of Invictus Law is defending a 19-year-old woman who is facing two counts of “accessory after the fact of murder” charges in connection to the murder of…

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Navy Sailor
Military Law

Attorney Eric Leckie Representing Navy Sailor in Flint Water Controversy

Eric Leckie

Attorney Eric Leckie is currently representing a Navy Sailor who claims to have been subjected to retaliation from superiors while stationed at the Sewells Point Police Precinct at Naval Station…

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Flint Water Crisis
Military Law

Flint Water Crisis – Media Appearance

Eric Leckie

Eric Leckie of Invictus Law was recently featured in the news due to his representation of a client involved in the Flint Water Crisis case. View the articles below to…

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