Virginia Instructions to Plaintiff/Plaintiff's Counsel (Alexandria Division) are a set of legal guidelines that provide guidance and advice on how to handle a civil case in the Alexandria division of the Virginia court system. These instructions are used by attorneys representing plaintiffs in civil cases, and they provide information on how to file complaints, answer motions, and make legal arguments. They also inform counsel of the division's local rules and other important information. The instructions are organized into three sections: filing a complaint, motion practice, and trial practice. The instructions are issued by the Supreme Court of Virginia and are available on the court's website. They are updated periodically with new court rules or changes to existing rules. There are two types of Virginia Instructions to Plaintiff/Plaintiff's Counsel (Alexandria Division): the General Instructions and the Special Instructions. The General Instructions are a comprehensive guide that applies to all civil litigation, while the Special Instructions provide additional guidance specific to the Alexandria Division of the court system.