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Williams v. Williams

Citations

  • 354 S.E.2d 64
  • 4 Va. App. 19
  • 3 Va. Law Rep. 2041
  • 1987 Va. App. LEXIS 161

How courts have described this case

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  • holding that the conveyance of “an incoming producing asset” to satisfy a monetary award “might logically affect . . . the ability to pay support by the conveying spouse”
  • holding that the conveyance of “an incoming producing asset” to satisfy a monetary award “might logically affect . . . the ability to pay support by the conveying spouse”
  • noting that Code § 20-107.3 “is intended to recognize a marriage as a partnership and to provide a means to divide equitably the wealth accumulated during and by that partnership based on the monetary and non-monetary contributions of each spouse”
  • “[I]f a change is to occur in the statute, that is clearly the prerogative of the legislature and not the courts.”

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Judges: Koontz

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