Court of Appeals of Virginia· 1/19/1988

Taylor v. Taylor

Citations

364 S.E.2d 244
5 Va. App. 436
4 Va. Law Rep. 1758
1988 Va. App. LEXIS 12

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stating that a court’s valuation “must go beyond mere guesswork”
trial courts need not quantify or elaborate exactly what weight was given to each of the factors
trial judge is not required to quantify exactly what weight is given to each of Code § 107.3(E) factors
where one of the parties’ life insurance policies was classified as a marital asset and where that policy’s cash value was among the marital assets that could satisfy the monetary award entered by the trial court in equitable distribution
The “trial judge’s valuation cannot be based on mere guesswork.”

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Judges: Cole, Barrow

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