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Phoebe Hall is a highly regarded family law, elder law, and estate planning lawyer who has been practicing law since 1969. She is a co-founder of Hall & Hall, PLC, where she serves as its CEO and as a Senior Partner.

In the practice of family law matters, Phoebe P. Hall has true expertise. With more than 40 years of experience, Mrs. Hall possesses an impressive depth of knowledge on all matters pertaining to family law. Whether your interest is in writing a will, creating a trust, updating powers of attorney, planning for long term care for yourself, your spouse, or your parent, of dealing with custody and divorce, Mrs. Hall can help you prepare for what the future may hold.
Mrs. Hall’s practice areas include estate planning, estate administration, asset protection planning, guardianship, helping children plan for their aging parents, and representing clients with divorce and custody matters in court and in settlement negotiations. Mrs. Hall has served as Substitute Judge in the Juvenile and Domestic Relations District Court and General District Court and as Judge Pro Tempore in the Circuit Court. She is a seasoned advisor and attorney. She also is a mediator.

Mrs. Hall is a member of the Virginia State Bar, the American Bar Association, the National Academy of Elder Law Attorneys, The Virginia Academy of Elder Law Attorneys (Board of Directors), The Metropolitan Richmond Family Law Bar Association, the Academy of VA Pension Planners, and various local bar associations. She is an accredited Veterans Benefits attorney. Mrs. Hall works with other professionals such as financial planners, CPAs, brokers, insurance agents, realtors, bankers, and care providers, as appropriate, to provide clients with a coordinated approach to their needs.

Phoebe Hall’s numerous honors and awards include: Super Lawyers 2011, Leaders in the Law 2011, Alzheimer’s Advocates for 2012, Influential Women of Virginia 2010, and Women of Achievement, 2006.

Mrs. Hall participates in various volunteer efforts, including Wills for Seniors and serving as 2011 and 2012 Co-Chair for the Alzheimer’s Reasons to Hope Breakfast, which has raised over $200,000 for the Alzheimer’s Association. She is a supporter of matters related to autism, of the MS Walk, and of Massey Cancer Center.

Highly regarded among her peers, Mrs. Hall is a popular speaker and writer, most recently as an advocate for issues affecting families, the elderly and disabled, and their care givers, including speaking to bar associations, to health care providers, church groups, and to citizens, including both national and local legal seminars.

In the area of elder law and estate planning, Mrs. Hall’s practice includes wills, trusts, powers of attorney, medical powers of attorney, long-term care planning, Medicaid, Veterans Benefits for Aid and Attendance, Alzheimer’s Planning, guardianship, conservatorship, retirement planning, disability and special needs planning with special needs trusts, probate, estate administration, trust administration, estate litigation, and fiduciary litigation.