Virginia Trustee's Intent to Abandon Property is a legal document that allows a trustee of a trust in Virginia to declare their intent to abandon certain property that is held in the trust. This document is used when the trustee wishes to relinquish the trust's interest in certain property, and informs the beneficiaries of the trust of the trustee's decision. The trustee must provide a detailed description of the property in question, and the document must be properly executed in order to be valid. There are two types of Virginia Trustee's Intent to Abandon Property: simple abandonment and qualified abandonment. Simple abandonment is the simplest form, and involves the trustee ceasing to be a trustee in regard to the property and relinquishing their interest in the property. Qualified abandonment is a more complex process, and requires the trustee to obtain court approval before the property can be abandoned.