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Adcock v. Commonwealth
No. 101316Supreme Court of Virginia
101316 Adcock v. Commonwealth 11/04/2011 In an application by the Division of Child Support Enforcement on behalf of a former wife, seeking to reopen a 1966 divorce proceeding to establish child support arrear…
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101316 Adcock v. Commonwealth 11/04/2011 In an application by the Division of Child Support Enforcement on behalf of a former wif…
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101316 Adcock v. Commonwealth 11/04/2011 In an application by the Division of Child Support Enforcement on behalf of a former wife, seeking to reopen a 1966 divorce proceeding to establish child support arrearages and interest for obligations arising between 1966 and 1982 to set a payment plan, the circuit court erred in ruling that the statute of limitations did not bar the proceeding. By operation of Code § 8.01-426, each installment support payment ordered by the court in its decree became a judgment on the date such payment was due if it was not paid. Code § 8.01-251(A) applies to all judgments limiting enforcement to 20 years from the date each such missed payment becomes a judgment by…
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