Legal Question in Family Law in Virginia

Notarized letter

Hello, back in Jan 2008, I moved out of my home due to my husbands affair. He told me that b4 I move any furniture out of the house, he wanted me to do the following: Take name off title/deed, cap child support, keep name on mortgage for 6 mths. I moved back in the house 10 days later to reconcile, here it is June 2009 and we are still having infidelity issues. Can my husband use that notarized letter against me in the divorce proceedings? Can he say to judge, I left the marital home twice and should not be allowed to live here? He is not trying to leave the house but wants me to leave. I am not leaving the house unless it is sold. WHat can I do?


Asked on 6/22/09, 8:03 am

2 Answers from Attorneys
Cary Moseley Law Office of Cary Powell Moseley, PLLC

Re: Notarized letter

You should consult an attorney. A notarized letter is not going to help this situation much.

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Answered on 6/22/09, 8:05 am
Paul B. Ward Law Offices of Paul B. Ward

Re: Notarized letter

I believe the reconciliation started a new game, and that the notarized letter's terms should not apply now. It would be important for you to have an attorney review the letter and more of the details of the 2008 separation and reconciliation.

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Answered on 6/22/09, 12:28 pm


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