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Wills v. Wills (ORDER)
No. 210318Supreme Court of Virginia
210318 Wills v. Wills (ORDER) 04/07/2022 In an appeal from a final order awarding a divorce to the husband and addressing matters of equitable distribution, spousal support, child custody, and child support --…
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210318 Wills v. Wills (ORDER) 04/07/2022 In an appeal from a final order awarding a divorce to the husband and addressing matters…
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210318 Wills v. Wills (ORDER) 04/07/2022 In an appeal from a final order awarding a divorce to the husband and addressing matters of equitable distribution, spousal support, child custody, and child support -- in which the parties presented 18 assignments of error and cross-error, including matters relating to whether the parties' "Postnuptial Agreement," signed approximately one month after the date of the marriage, had been abrogated -- there is no reversible error in the judgment of the Court of Appeals and the judgment is affirmed for the reasons stated in Wills v. Wills, 72 Va. App. 743 (2021). With regard to the second assignment of error, the trial court's award of prejudgment intere…
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