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David v. David
No. 122145Supreme Court of Virginia
122145 David v. David 02/27/2014 In a marital dispute under Virginia's equitable distribution and marital property statutes, the Court of Appeals erred in interpreting Code § 20-107.3(A)(3)(a) as placing an in…
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122145 David v. David 02/27/2014 In a marital dispute under Virginia's equitable distribution and marital property statutes, the …
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122145 David v. David 02/27/2014 In a marital dispute under Virginia's equitable distribution and marital property statutes, the Court of Appeals erred in interpreting Code § 20-107.3(A)(3)(a) as placing an initial burden upon the non-owning spouse, who seeks to establish that an appreciation in the value of separate property occurring during marriage is marital property, of proving that significant personal effort during marriage or a contribution of marital property proximately caused such appreciation. This statute provides that the non-owning spouse has the burden of proving that contributions of marital property or personal effort were made and that the separate property increased in v…
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