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Whiting v. Whiting

No. 001133Supreme Court of Virginia

001133 Whiting v. Whiting 06/08/2001 Since no challenge was made within 21 days of its entry, a final decree of divorce remained in full force and effect. The award of spousal support was terminated when the c…

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001133 Whiting v. Whiting 06/08/2001 Since no challenge was made within 21 days of its entry, a final decree of divorce remained …

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Supreme Court of Virginia
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Oct 4, 2026
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Jun 8, 2001
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001133 Whiting v. Whiting 06/08/2001 Since no challenge was made within 21 days of its entry, a final decree of divorce remained in full force and effect. The award of spousal support was terminated when the cause was dismissed by the final decree of divorce. The Court of Appeals judgment is reversed, the trial court's first decree is vacated and its second decree is vacated to the extent that it is inconsistent with this holding.

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