Court of Appeals of Virginia· 1/23/1996
Kaplan v. Kaplan
Citations
- 466 S.E.2d 111
- 21 Va. App. 542
- 1996 Va. App. LEXIS 26
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Verbatim parenthetical descriptions written by other courts when citing this decision. Ranked by citation-network relevance.
- “[t]he issue of foreseeability of a change in condition . . . has significantly less impact in matters concerning child support” than in spousal support
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Judges: Benton, Elder, Annunziata
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5 cases in this archive cite this case.
- Barton v. BartonCourt of Appeals of Virginia· 1999-12-21· cited 18×
- Street v. StreetCourt of Appeals of Virginia· 1997-01-21· cited 18×
- Cooke v. CookeCourt of Appeals of Virginia· 1996-08-20· cited 17×
- Shoup v. ShoupCourt of Appeals of Virginia· 2001-02-27· cited 5×
- Lucas v. BecksRockingham County Circuit Court· 2000-06-20
Cites
12 cases in this archive are cited by this case.
- Graves v. GravesCourt of Appeals of Virginia· 1987-06-16· cited 311×
- Schoenwetter v. SchoenwetterCourt of Appeals of Virginia· 1989-08-22· cited 142×
- Antonelli v. AntonelliSupreme Court of Virginia· 1991-09-20· cited 115×
- Edwards v. LowrySupreme Court of Virginia· 1986-09-05· cited 87×
- Pommerenke v. PommerenkeCourt of Appeals of Virginia· 1988-10-04· cited 82×
- Hiner v. HadeedCourt of Appeals of Virginia· 1993-01-12· cited 76×
- Smith v. SmithCourt of Appeals of Virginia· 1994-05-24· cited 76×
- Featherstone v. BrooksSupreme Court of Virginia· 1979-10-05· cited 65×
- Hammers v. HammersSupreme Court of Virginia· 1975-06-13· cited 65×
- Watkinson v. HenleyCourt of Appeals of Virginia· 1991-09-17· cited 62×
- Smith v. WareSupreme Court of Virginia· 1992-09-18· cited 56×
- Yohay v. RyanCourt of Appeals of Virginia· 1987-08-04· cited 54×
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