Does filing for legal separation instead of immediate divorce alter how marital debts incurred during the pendency of the action are divided?
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Does filing for legal separation instead of immediate divorce alter how marital debts incurred during the pendency of the action are divided?
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Virginia legal separation debts incurred after separation pendency divorce equitable distribution marital debt date separation filing Virginia lawGoogle ↗
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Virginia legal separation debts incurred after separation pendency divorce equitable distribution marital debt date separation filing Virginia law Google ↗
- § 20-107.3. Court may decree as to property and debts of the parties · law.lis.virginia.gov
- conciliatory statements and activities subsequent to July 14, 2014, show that wife did not *continuously* maintain the intent to permanently separate after that date. Husband further contends that the trial court erred in relying on the July 2014 separation date when determining its equitable distribution award and spousal support award. Addressing husband’s argument requires this Court to resolve an issue of first impression in Virginia: whether a party who intends to separate permanently at th · vacourts.gov
- Divorce in Virginia · vsb.org