Court of Appeals of Virginia· 6/8/1993

Webb v. Webb

Citations

431 S.E.2d 55
16 Va. App. 486
9 Va. Law Rep. 1399
1993 Va. App. LEXIS 166

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noting that the elements of estoppel are a representation, reliance, change of position, and detriment
noting that the elements of estoppel are a representation, reliance, change of position, and detriment
defining “estoppel by contract” as “[a] bar against a person’ denying a term, fact, or performance arising from a contract that the person has entered into.”
invalidating property settlement agreement because of nondisclosure and overreaching by the attorney husband who prepared the agreement
setting aside property settlement agreement due to constructive fraud where husband, an attorney, drafted the agreement, discouraged wife from obtaining independent legal advice, and failed to disclose his pension
setting aside property settlement agreement due to constructive fraud where husband, an attorney, drafted the agreement, discouraged wife from obtaining independent legal advice, and failed to disclose his pension

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Judges: From the Circuit Court of Fairfax County Kaletah N. Carroll

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