Fairfax, VA

8280 Willow Oaks Corporate Dr #600, Fairfax, VA 22031
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Contact Information

Email: info@askfrost.com
Phone: (571) 490-8269
Fax: (888) 235-8405

Hours of Operation

Available 24/7 | In-Office By Appointment Only

Our law firm is conveniently located in the City of Fairfax, Virginia. The City of Fairfax is an independent city in Virginia and close to Washington, DC, and Central Maryland. Frost Law is a reputed law firm in Northern Virginia and beyond. Our attorneys have been serving clients in the Washington Metropolitan Area, across the country, and abroad since 2011. Don’t hesitate to visit our law firm when you need legal help.

Parking

Free parking around the office building

Nearby Locations

  • ICPH Conference Center
  • Willow Oak Corporate Center
  • Regus – Virginia, Fairfax

Driving Directions

From VA-650 (0.5 mi)
  1. Keep right, follow signs for VA-650 S/Gallows Rd (0.2 mi)
  2. Use the right lane to turn slightly left onto VA-650 S/Gallows Rd (0.2 mi)
  3. Turn right onto Willow Oaks Corporate Dr
  4. Our office will be on the right (423 ft)
From I-495 (0.8mi)
  1. Take exit 51 to merge onto Gallows Rd (0.8 mi)
  2. Turn left onto Willow Oaks Corporate Dr
  3. Our office will be on the right (446 ft)

Public Transit

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Bus 1A
Bus 401

Fairfax Tax Attorney

Frost Law's Fairfax, VA team includes tax, business, and estate attorneys working alongside accountants and other professionals. Below, you can learn more about some of what we handle, including tax planning, business support, and estate planning, among other tax matters. Please contact us with questions or to schedule a confidential consultation with a Fairfax tax attorney or other professional.

Tax Planning

The best tax outcomes usually come from planning ahead of a transaction, not scrambling after a bill arrives. A tax attorney in Fairfax, VA can look at an upcoming deal, a change in income, or a business decision and help map out the most tax-efficient way to handle it before the options narrow.

Asset Transactions

Buying or selling a significant asset, whether that's a business, a piece of real estate, or another major holding, comes with tax consequences that hinge on how the deal gets structured. A Fairfax tax lawyer from Frost Law can look at that structure before a transaction closes, since something as fundamental as choosing between an asset sale and a stock sale can significantly change what ends up being owed.

Mergers & Acquisitions

Selling or winding down a business rarely comes down to one clean transaction. If the business is insolvent, how outstanding debt gets treated, and what happens to whatever assets are left, shapes the deal as much as the sale price does. On the buy side, structuring the transaction as a taxable asset purchase instead of a stock purchase changes what the buyer can depreciate afterward and what the seller reports at closing, even when the underlying business looks identical either way.

We walk Fairfax-area clients through these distinctions early, since the entity structure chosen for the deal itself, whether that's a joint venture, an outright acquisition, or something else, often ends up driving these downstream tax outcomes rather than the other way around.

SBA Advice

Businesses still holding SBA loan debt from COVID-era EIDL or PPP funding are facing a narrower set of options these days, especially with the Treasury Department taking a more active role in referring defaulted EIDL loans for collection. We help business owners figure out what's actually available, whether that's restructuring the debt, negotiating a settlement, or looking at other forms of relief, before a loan gets referred.

Incapacity Planning

One of the more overlooked parts of a solid estate plan is simply deciding who will step in to handle your finances and personal affairs if you're ever unable to do so yourself. An estate attorney in Fairfax, VA can help you put that person's name in writing now, rather than leaving a court to decide later.

For parents of minor children, or a family caring for someone with special needs, naming a guardian or custodian ahead of time removes a layer of uncertainty during an already hard moment. We draft these nominations so they hold up whenever they're actually called on.

Probate tends to create the most trouble when nobody planned around it in advance. An estate lawyer in Fairfax, VA can look at your specific situation and point out where probate might add unnecessary delay or cost.

Separately, families also want to understand how transfer and death taxes apply as assets move to the next generation. Inheritance planning is different. It's less about tax and more about making sure beneficiaries get what you intended without complications.

Bankruptcy

Bankruptcy can be a practical way forward rather than something to dread, but only if you file under the chapter that actually fits your situation. A Fairfax bankruptcy lawyer can walk through your income, assets, and debt load to help you land on Chapter 7, Chapter 13, or Chapter 11, whichever applies.

A business carrying a heavier debt load has Subchapter V to a full Chapter 11 case, moving through the process faster and at a meaningfully lower cost for a company of smaller size. A bankruptcy lawyer in Fairfax, VA at Frost Law can help you avoid filing under the wrong chapter, a mistake that's often expensive to correct.

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Fairfax, VA

8280 Willow Oaks Corporate Dr #600, Fairfax, VA 22031

Available 24/7 | In-Office By Appointment Only

(571) 490-8269
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Getting Here

Right off Route 50, next to Westfield Annapolis

We're on the fourth floor of the office building at the corner of Bestgate Road and Annapolis Mall Road. Pick your route below for turn-by-turn directions.

  • From MD-178 (Generals Highway) 0.5 mi

  • From MD-450 (West Street) 1.7 mi

  • From US-50 / I-97 1.1 mi

  • Public transit: Annapolis Transit Purple Route Bus

Do I need an appointment?

Yes. In-office meetings are by appointment so an attorney is ready for you. Call or book online and we'll usually find a time within a few business days.

Is the building accessible?

Yes. The building has step-free entry, elevator access to the fourth floor, and accessible parking in front.

How long are consultations?

Most first meetings run thirty to sixty minutes. We use the time to understand your situation and outline your options.

Can you help with IRS problems?

Yes. Our tax controversy attorneys handle audits, appeals, liens, and offers in compromise with the IRS and the Comptroller of Maryland.

How we help clients in Annapolis and Anne Arundel County

Every attorney in this office focuses on one of four areas. Choose yours to learn more, or call and we'll point you to the right person.

Tax Controversy

IRS and Comptroller of Maryland audits, appeals, collections, liens, and offers in compromise.

Tax Controversy

Business Law

Entity formation, contracts, succession planning, and counsel for owners across Maryland.

Business Law

Estate Planning

Wills, trusts, powers of attorney, and probate administration for families in Anne Arundel County.

Estate Planning

Bankruptcy

Chapter 7, 11, and 13 filings, plus options for resolving tax debt through bankruptcy.

Bankruptcy Options
Our Annapolis office

Where Frost Law started, and still calls home

Frost Law has served clients from Annapolis since our founding. Maryland's capital is home to many of our longtime clients, from state employees and military families to the small businesses that line West Street and Main Street.

Our office sits in a quiet professional building beside Westfield Annapolis, surrounded by the shops and restaurants where our attorneys eat lunch and shop for their own families. We're proud to serve the neighbors we see every day.

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FAQs & Other Office Locations

Do I need an appointment?

Yes. In-office meetings are by appointment so an attorney is ready for you. Call or book online and we'll usually find a time within a few business days.

Is the building accessible?

Yes. The building has step-free entry, elevator access to the fourth floor, and accessible parking in front.

How long are consultations?

Most first meetings run thirty to sixty minutes. We use the time to understand your situation and outline your options.

Can you help with IRS problems?

Yes. Our tax controversy attorneys handle audits, appeals, liens, and offers in compromise with the IRS and the Comptroller of Maryland.

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