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Toomey v. Toomey
No. 950578Supreme Court of Virginia
950578 Toomey v. Toomey 01/12/1996 The circuit court did not have jurisdiction to consider a nonresident party's motion for equitable distribution that was filed more than 21 days after a final decree had been…
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950578 Toomey v. Toomey 01/12/1996 The circuit court did not have jurisdiction to consider a nonresident party's motion for equit…
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950578 Toomey v. Toomey 01/12/1996 The circuit court did not have jurisdiction to consider a nonresident party's motion for equitable distribution that was filed more than 21 days after a final decree had been entered in a divorce suit and the order of the Court of Appeals affirming the circuit court's decree in favor of the nonresident party is reversed.
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950578 Toomey v. Toomey 01/12/1996 The circuit court did not have jurisdiction to consider a nonresident party's motion for equitable distribution that was filed more than 21 days after a final decree had been entered in a divorce suit and the order of the Court of Appeals affirming the circuit court's decree in favor of the nonresident party is reversed.
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