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Decker v. Decker

Citations

  • 435 S.E.2d 407
  • 17 Va. App. 12
  • 10 Va. Law Rep. 203
  • 1993 Va. App. LEXIS 405

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  • concluding that a statute changing the burden of proof for equitable distribution of marital estate did not affect substantive rights
  • finding that debt incurred after separation was a valid marital purpose, specifically noting that expenditure of funds for items such as living expenses, support, and attorney’s fees, constitutes a valid marital purpose
  • upholding commissioner's ruling that 20% of the appreciation in the husband’s separately owned stock was marital property, where husband was one of five key executives
  • affirming a finding of no dissipation when it was evident that the gifts to family members were part of the couple's pre-separation estate planning
  • affirming a finding of no dissipation when it was evident that the gifts to family members were part of the couple's pre-separation estate planning
  • affirming a finding of no dissipation when it was evident that the gifts to family members were part of the couple's pre-separation estate planning

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Judges: Duff

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