Monday, March 31, 2014
Divorce Attorneys Fairfax Virginia Code 20-103
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Williams v. Williams
Facts:
The Circuit Court of Fairfax (Virginia) entered several
rulings in a divorce proceeding between decedent husband and appellee wife
which adversely affected appellant, decedent's estate (estate). The estate
appealed…
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The
Virginia Court made the following holding:
- In addition to the
authority provided by Va. Sup. Ct. R. 4:12, the trial court has authority
pursuant to Va. Code Ann. § 20-103(A)(vii) to enter any order that may be
proper during the pendency of a divorce suit in order to preserve the
estate.
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Saturday, March 29, 2014
Divorce Attorneys Fairfax Virginia Cruelty Spousal Support
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Love v. Love
Facts:
Plaintiff wife sued defendant husband for a divorce in Fairfax
based on cruelty, seeking spousal support distribution of the husband's
military pension and attorneys' fees. The husband filed a cross-bill alleging
desertion, seeking attorneys' fees.
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Holdings:
The
Virginia Court made the following holding:
- Cruelty may consist of
cumulative acts of ill treatment, unrelenting abuse and humiliation, not
amounting to physical cruelty but resulting in mental anguish which may be
as bad as physical wounds and bruises. Inattentiveness, incivility,
disputes and other vexations which do not cause reasonable apprehension of
harm and which merely contribute to an erosion of the relationship, do not
amount to cruelty. A fault divorce based on cruelty cannot be granted
because the parties are unable to live together in peace and harmony.
Profane and harsh language, petulance of manner, rudeness, a dictatorial bearing,
and even sallies of passion that do not threaten harm, do not amount to
cruelty. A single act of physical cruelty, without more, does not
constitute cruelty as a ground for divorce.
- A cruelty allegation in
a divorce must be supported by probative corroborated evidence.
- Where a no-fault basis
of divorce is established pursuant to Va. Code Ann. § 20-91(9), on proper
motion under Va. Code Ann. § 20-121.02, a divorce will be granted on that
ground.
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Friday, March 28, 2014
Divorce Attorneys Fairfax Virginia Alimony Settlement Agreement
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Bell v. Bell
Facts:
A husband was obligated to pay alimony to his wife under
a settlement agreement that was incorporated in a decree of divorce a mensa et
thoro in Fairfax.
He subsequently filed a bill of complaint that sought a divorce a vinculo
matrimonii because of the wife's adultery and to set aside the prior decree's
alimony provisions on the grounds of fraud, coercion, and duress. The trial
court sustained the wife's demurrer to the bill and dismissed the suit. On
appeal, the court reversed and remanded. Because the decree a mensa et thoro
granted a legal separation but did not sever the marital bond, it was not a
final adjudication of support rights and the trial court had jurisdiction to
modify the decree's alimony provisions to meet changed conditions, including
the power to revoke the provisions if subsequent to the decree the wife
forfeited her right to support through misconduct. The first decree, which was
entered on the ground of the husband's desertion, barred a later divorce suit
on the ground of adultery. The husband was estopped from avoiding the
agreement's property settlement provisions because he had not acted promptly
and could not escape the agreement's burdens but keep its benefits.
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Holdings:
The
Virginia Court made the following holding:
- The marital status is
not affected by a decree of legal separation, that is, a divorce a mensa
et thoro; and where the wife has been forced by her husband's misconduct
to seek a decree of separation, there still continues the duty, arising
out of the marital status, to provide his wife with a reasonably
sufficient support considering his circumstances and her needs at any
given time, provided her right to support has not been forfeited by her
misconduct, which forfeiture may be for misconduct prior to the decree for
separation or subsequent to the entry of such decree.
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Wednesday, March 26, 2014
Divorce Attorneys Fairfax Virginia Spousal Support
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Gavin v. Gavin
Facts:
Appellant former husband sought review of a judgment of
the Circuit Court for Fairfax (Virginia), which awarded appellee former wife
permanent spousal support incident to the parties' divorce.
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Holdings:
The
Virginia Court made the following holding:
- The decision to award
spousal support rests within the sound discretion of the chancellor and
will not be overturned unless there has been an abuse of that discretion. Although
a party's financial condition after divorce may demonstrate in the
abstract the ability of self-support, the chancellor must consider the
subjective needs of each spouse in relation to each party's ability to
provide for those needs and the other spouse's ability or resources to
provide for those needs.
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Tuesday, March 25, 2014
Divorce Attorneys Fairfax Virginia Spousal Support
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Harrison v. Harrison
Facts:
Plaintiff husband filed a divorce action against
defendant wife in the Circuit Court of Fairfax (Virginia). The trial court
granted the parties a divorce and ordered the husband to pay spousal support to
the wife. The husband appealed.
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Holdings:
The
Virginia Court made the following holding:
- A divorce from the bond
of matrimony may be decreed where either party has willfully deserted or
abandoned the other, and such divorce may be decreed to the innocent party
after a period of one year from the date of such act. Desertion is a
breach of matrimonial duty, and is composed first, of the actual breaking
off of the matrimonial cohabitation, and secondly, an intent to desert in
the mind of the offender. Both must combine to make the desertion
complete. In the absence of justification apparent from plaintiff's own
evidence, proof by plaintiff of an actual breaking off of matrimonial
cohabitation, combined with the intent to desert in the mind of the
offender, entitles a deserted party to a divorce. When such desertion is
established, the duty of going forward with evidence of justification and
excuse then rests on the defendant, unless such justification appears from
testimony adduced by the plaintiff.
- Desertion as a ground of
divorce does not depend on who actually leaves the family home. It means
desertion of the marital relationship. Desertion may be constructive, for
cruelty by one party which results in the other party's enforced
separation is tantamount to desertion by the party performing the cruel
acts.
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Friday, March 21, 2014
Divorce Attorneys Fairfax Virginia Adultery Code 20-94
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Franco v. Franco
Facts:
Defendant husband in Fairfax filed a special plea of
condonation contending that a divorce on the grounds of adultery could not be
granted to plaintiff wife under Va. Code Ann. § 20-94 since the parties
voluntarily cohabited after the knowledge of the fact of the adultery.
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Holdings:
The
Virginia Court made the following holding:
- The adultery or
condonation statute, Va. Code Ann. § 20-94, provides in part that when the
suit is for divorce for adultery, the divorce shall not be granted if it
appear that the parties voluntarily cohabited after the knowledge of the
fact of adultery.
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Thursday, March 20, 2014
Divorce Attorneys Fairfax Virginia Desertion Custody Legal Separation
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Stewart v. Stewart
Facts:
Complainant former wife appealed from a decree of the
Circuit Court of Fairfax, Virginia, which granted a divorce to respondent
former husband on the ground of desertion and granted the husband custody of
the couple's minor children.
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Holdings:
The
Virginia Court made the following holding:
- The law does not permit
courts to sever marriage bonds and to break up households merely because
husband and wife, through unruly tempers, lack of patience and uncongenial
natures, live unhappily together. It requires them to submit to the
ordinary consequences of human infirmities and unwise selections, and the
misconduct which will form a good ground for legal separation must be very
serious and such as amounts to extreme cruelty, entirely subversive of the
family relations, rendering the association intolerable.
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Tuesday, March 18, 2014
Divorce Attorneys Fairfax Virginia Marital Separation Agreement
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Flyer v. Flyer
Facts:
The husband and wife separated in Fairfax. They then
entered into a marital separation agreement. A final divorce decree was later
entered. The agreement provided that the husband would maintain the wife as an
employee of the marital business for a certain time period. The wife, in the
first case, filed a petition for a rule to show cause against the husband, and
alleged that he had violated the terms of their final decree by failing to keep
her as an employee for the requisite length of time. In the second case, the
wife filed a motion for judgment and alleged the husband's breach of the
separation agreement. The husband filed a counterclaim and explained he had
bought out the wife's interest in the business, as he was permitted to do under
the clear language of the agreement. The trial court dismissed the wife's
petition for rule to show cause and her motion for judgment. She did not timely
appeal from the motion for judgment. On appeal, the appellate court found that
the wife's failure to timely appeal the motion for judgment meant that appeal
had to be dismissed and since the issue in that appeal was dispositive of the
appeal in the petition for rule case, that ruling was affirmed.
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Holdings:
The
Virginia Court made the following holding:
- The time requirement for
the filing of a notice of appeal is jurisdictional. The filing forestalls
the finality of the appealed adjudication, notifies the appellee that he
cannot rest on his victory, and initiates the time frame of the case in
the appellate court. The time requirement for filing is mandatory, and
failure of an appellant to file a notice of appeal timely requires
dismissal of the appeal. A
final order is one which disposes of the whole subject, gives all the
relief that is contemplated, and leaves nothing to be done by the court.
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Ben v. Ben
Facts:
Plaintiff wife appealed from a decree entered by the
Circuit Court of Fairfax (Virginia) in favor of defendant husband in a suit for
divorce, and for counsel fees and alimony, brought by the wife on the grounds
of cruelty and desertion. The decree appealed from denied the divorce, but
awarded the wife support and counsel fees.
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Holdings:
The
Virginia Court made the following holding:
- Violence and
apprehension of bodily hurt, though nearly always appearing in suits for
divorce on the ground of cruelty, are not indispensable ingredients of
that offense. The authorities generally, including those in Virginia ,
wisely allow for exceptional cases in which there may be extreme cruelty
without the slightest violence. Mental anguish, repeated and unrelenting
neglect and humiliation, may be as bad as physical wounds and bruises, and
may be visited upon an unoffending spouse in such degree as to amount to cruelty
even in the very strict sense in which that term ought always to be used
in the law of divorce.
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Hardy v. Hardy
Facts:
Defendant wife appealed from a judgment of the Circuit
Court of Fairfax (Virginia), which granted plaintiff husband a divorce from
defendant on the ground of adultery and which denied her spousal support and
awarded child custody and child support to defendant. Defendant contended that
the evidence was insufficient to establish adultery and that an amendment to
add that ground should not have been allowed.
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Holdings:
The
Virginia Court made the following holding:
- While a court's judgment
cannot be based upon speculation, conjecture, surmise, or suspicion,
adultery does not have to be proven beyond all doubt. The evidence must be
clear and convincing, based upon proven facts and reasonable inferences
drawn from these facts.
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Dout v. Dout
Facts:
In relation to a divorce action, plaintiff, a wife,
appealed a judgment of the Circuit Court of Fairfax (Virginia) which upheld the
validity of her prenuptial agreement with defendant, her husband..
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The
Virginia Court made the following holding:
- Unless the parties
clearly intended for the prenuptial agreement to be governed by the laws
of a specific jurisdiction, the validity of that agreement, as with any
other contract, is governed by the jurisdiction where the agreement was
executed, unless the substantive law of that jurisdiction is contrary to
the established public policy of the Commonwealth of Virginia.
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Mark v. Mark
Facts:
Plaintiff husband appealed a final decree of the Circuit
Court of Fairfax, Virginia, granting defendant wife a divorce on the ground of
cruelty and adjudicating the issues of equitable distribution, spousal support,
and attorney's fees.
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Holdings:
The
Virginia Court made the following holding:
- Va. Code Ann. §
20-91(A)(6) authorizes a divorce from the bond of matrimony on the ground
of cruelty. The misconduct that will form a good ground for divorce must
be very serious and such as amounts to extreme cruelty, entirely
subversive of the family relations rendering the association intolerable.
The long-established rule is that the cruelty that authorizes a divorce is
anything that tends to bodily harm and thus renders cohabitation unsafe.
Moreover, a single act of physical cruelty will constitute grounds for
divorce if it is so severe and atrocious as to endanger life or it
indicates an intention to do serious bodily harm. Before a spouse may
obtain a divorce, he or she must prove the grounds therefor and no
complaint for divorce shall be defaulted, taken for confessed, or granted
upon the pleadings or upon uncorroborated testimony.
- It is not necessary that
the testimony of the complaining spouse be corroborated on every element
or essential charge stated as a ground for divorce. The corroborative
testimony need not be sufficient, standing alone, to prove the alleged
ground for divorce. Any other rule would deprive the testimony of the
complaining spouse of any practical effect. The general rule is that where
a particular fact or circumstance is vital to complainant's case, some
evidence of the same, in addition to the complainant's own testimony, is essential.
The main object of the provision of the statute requiring corroboration is
to prevent collusion. Where it is apparent that there is no collusion, the
corroboration needs to be only slight.
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Porter v. Porter
Facts:
Defendant wife appealed from a judgment of the Circuit
Court of Fairfax (Virginia), which granted plaintiff husband a divorce from
defendant on the ground of adultery and which denied her spousal support and
awarded child custody and child support to defendant. Defendant contended that
the evidence was insufficient to establish adultery and that an amendment to
add that ground should not have been allowed.
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Holdings:
The
Virginia Court made the following holding:
- While a court's judgment
cannot be based upon speculation, conjecture, surmise, or suspicion,
adultery does not have to be proven beyond all doubt. The evidence must be
clear and convincing, based upon proven facts and reasonable inferences
drawn from these facts.
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Tuesday, March 4, 2014
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Jackson v. Jackson
Facts:
The Circuit Court of Fairfax County, Virginia, adopted as
a "final order" the decision of a judge pro tempore that granted
appellee mother primary custody of the parties' children and that declined to
enjoin her from relocating with the parties' children. Appellant father sought
review..
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Holdings:
The
Virginia Court made the following holding:
- The Court of Appeals of
Virginia 's jurisdiction over domestic relations disputes comes from Va.
Code Ann. § 17.1-405, which provides it jurisdiction over: (3) any final
judgment, order, or decree of a circuit court involving (c) custody; (d)
spousal or child support; (e) the control or disposition of a child; (4)
any interlocutory decree or order entered in any of the cases listed in §
17.1-405 (i) granting, dissolving, or denying an injunction; or (ii)
adjudicating the principles of a cause. Thus, aside from eligible
interlocutory decrees under § 17.1-405(4), the Virginia Code permits the
court of appeals to review only "final" orders..
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Divorce Attorneys Fairfax Virginia Cruelty Spousal Support
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Royal v. Royal
Facts:
Plaintiff wife sued in Fairfax defendant husband for a
divorce based on cruelty, seeking spousal support distribution of the husband's
military pension and attorneys' fees. The husband filed a cross-bill alleging
desertion, seeking attorneys' fees.
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Holdings:
The
Virginia Court made the following holding:
- Cruelty may consist of
cumulative acts of ill treatment, unrelenting abuse and humiliation, not
amounting to physical cruelty but resulting in mental anguish which may be
as bad as physical wounds and bruises. Inattentiveness, incivility,
disputes and other vexations which do not cause reasonable apprehension of
harm and which merely contribute to an erosion of the relationship, do not
amount to cruelty. A fault divorce based on cruelty cannot be granted
because the parties are unable to live together in peace and harmony.
Profane and harsh language, petulance of manner, rudeness, a dictatorial
bearing, and even sallies of passion that do not threaten harm, do not
amount to cruelty. A single act of physical cruelty, without more, does
not constitute cruelty as a ground for divorce.
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Virginia, contact us for help.
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We will do our absolute best
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