
Henry County Attorneys
PLDR Law serves clients across Henry County from its Lynchburg office at 925 Main Street, handling business, family, estate, real estate, litigation, and construction matters. The county wraps around the independent City of Martinsville and includes Collinsville, Bassett, and Ridgeway.
Legal matters PLDR handles in Henry County
Henry County sits along the North Carolina border in Southside Virginia, wrapping around the independent City of Martinsville (which is geographically inside the county). The economy has reorganized substantially since the furniture and textile decades, with current strengths in advanced manufacturing, logistics, motorsports, healthcare, and a growing small-business base. PLDR's attorneys work across both Henry County and the City of Martinsville.
- Business formation, contracts, and transitions for closely held companies and manufacturers
- Civil litigation, including business, contract, and personal injury matters
- Construction law and contractor matters
- Creditors' rights, collections, and bankruptcy-adjacent matters
- Wills, trusts, and estate planning
- Estate administration and probate in the Henry County Circuit Court
- Real estate transactions and disputes
- Divorce, custody, and family-law matters
Henry County courts we appear in
The Henry County Circuit Court sits in Martinsville (the courthouse is shared with the City of Martinsville). PLDR attorneys appear there on civil litigation, real-property, probate, and family-law matters. The Henry County General District Court handles smaller civil claims, landlord-tenant cases, and traffic, and the Juvenile and Domestic Relations District Court handles custody, support, and protective-order matters. The independent City of Martinsville has parallel courts in the same building.
Henry County is part of the 21st Judicial Circuit of Virginia. Appeals from the Circuit Court are heard by the Court of Appeals of Virginia.
Who PLDR works with in Henry County
Henry County's economy includes advanced manufacturing, logistics around the U.S. 220 corridor, motorsports tied to Martinsville Speedway, healthcare, and a meaningful small-business sector. PLDR typically represents:
- Manufacturers and logistics operations on contracts, employment, and disputes
- Closely held businesses on formation, transitions, and contracts
- Contractors and subcontractors on commercial and residential work
- Creditors pursuing collection through the Virginia courts
- Families on wills, trusts, estate administration, divorce, and custody
Distance from our Lynchburg office
PLDR's Lynchburg office at 925 Main Street, Suite 300 is roughly an hour and three quarters from Martinsville and the Henry County Circuit Court.
Practice areas most active in Henry County
Business, contracts, and creditors' rights
Manufacturing and logistics operations, supply contracts, and disputes between vendors and customers. PLDR also handles creditors' rights work — collection actions, judgment enforcement, and garnishments — where Virginia's homestead exemption at Va. Code § 34-4 regularly factors into the analysis.
Construction law
Commercial and residential construction work, including mechanic's lien rights under Va. Code § 43-1 et seq., contract drafting, and disputes between owners, contractors, and subs.
Civil litigation
Business, contract, and personal injury matters. Virginia's personal-injury statute of limitations is two years under Va. Code § 8.01-243; the wrongful-death statute is Va. Code § 8.01-50.
Estate planning and probate
Wills, revocable trusts, powers of attorney, and probate. When there is no will, intestate succession under Va. Code § 64.2-200 controls.
Family law
Divorce, custody, support, and property division in the Henry County Circuit and Juvenile and Domestic Relations courts.
This page provides general information about PLDR Law's practice areas relevant to Henry County, Virginia. It is not legal advice and does not create an attorney-client relationship.

Attorneys most often involved in Henry County matters.
James leads the business and corporate practice. Chad chairs litigation. Andrew heads construction and creditors' rights. Sarah leads family law.

Chad A. Mooney
Vice President · Chief Marketing OfficerGuides individuals and businesses through disputes — business litigation, personal injury, and collections — with a clear-eyed view of cost, risk, and the path to a workable outcome.
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Andrew P. Pearson
Ethics Counsel · Head of Construction SectionAssists clients with complex construction law and litigation issues.
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Sarah W. Houck
Attorney · Head of Family LawWalks clients through the emotional and financial aspects of divorce and custody — empathetic, collaborative, educating every step of the way.
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