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Court of Appeals of Virginia· 5/11/1999

Anderson v. Anderson

Citations

  • 514 S.E.2d 369
  • 29 Va. App. 673
  • 1999 Va. App. LEXIS 268

How courts have described this case

Verbatim parenthetical descriptions written by other courts when citing this decision. Ranked by citation-network relevance.

  • holding court did not abuse its discretion in refusing to permit husband to withdraw from stipulation that parties would themselves determine classification and value of tangible personal property rather than submitting that issue to court
  • paying marital mortgage and marital credit card debt with marital funds did not constitute waste
  • explaining that mortgage payments are expenditures for a proper purpose
  • holding court did not abuse its discretion in refusing - 9 - to permit husband to withdraw from stipulation that parties would themselves determine classification and value of tangible personal property rather than submitting that issue to court
  • finding that, under the facts of that case, a single financial statement showing activity in an investment account was insufficient to support husband’s testimony that no other contributions were made and growth was due solely to passive interest earnings
  • finding that, under the facts of that case, a single financial statement showing activity in an investment account was insufficient to support husband’s testimony that no other contributions were made and growth was due solely to passive interest earnings

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Judges: Willis, Elder, Annunziata

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