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Begin by filling in the names of the Plaintiff and Witness at the top of the form. Ensure accuracy as these details are crucial for identification.
In the section regarding the Notary Public, provide the address where the depositions were taken, along with the date.
Proceed to answer each question under 'EXAMINATION by ____.' Fill in your name, address, and other personal details as prompted.
For questions about children, indicate if there are any minor children and provide their names and birth dates if applicable.
Complete all sections regarding residency, marriage details, separation date, and intentions regarding reconciliation. Be thorough to ensure clarity.
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What is Section 20 107.3 of the Virginia Code?

20-107.3 allows the court, upon decreeing a final (not an a mensa) divorce or annulment, to enter a monetary award based upon the equities and the rights and interests of each party in the marital property.1 Underlying the enactment is the belief that a spouse should have an interest in assets accumulated during a

What is Section 20 121.4 of the VA Code?

Restoration of former name. Upon decreeing a divorce from the bond of matrimony the court shall, on motion of a party who changed his or her name by reason of the marriage, restore such partys former name or maiden name by separate order meeting the requirements of 8.01-217.

Does a husband have to support his wife during separation in Virginia?

SECTION II: LEGAL SEPARATION Separated couples are still married, so all support obligations continue. Also, sexual relations with someone other than a spouse are still considered adultery.