Offer ex extra money for extra time; include in the offer copies of the deposit slip and bank statement,; Submit motion to stay execution of sentence with copies of all documents. See if can enlist one of his family members to serve as an intermediary.
Living separate and apart under the same roof means doing laundry separately, buying groceries and eating separately, living is separate rooms etc. And even doing all the things you can think of separately, there is no guarantee that a judge will accept your evidence. Different Juristictions throughout Virginia treat this issue differently. Even within a juristiction some judges are much stricter than others on proof. And some Judges believe one of the parties truly needs to leave the residence....
Your question is like asking "How long will I live?" It is not answerable with the facts given except to say, If your husband does not know where you are as is often the preferred venue of abused women, Then he can attempt to get a divorce after one year from your separation by publicatio. If you have a home and/or pension benefits/ or other real or personal property, you might want to file a divorce against him and ask the court not to divulge your address if you have evidence of actual...
Unlikely if he was aware of the value and you were not hiding the asset. Contracts, once executed are hard to undue in Virginia unless there are certain types of fraud. If he was given an opportunity to make a reasonable decision and was not under duress in signing the agreement, then it should hold up. But see an attorney and disclose all the details if you want an informed opinion.
You could file separate maintenance and the fault ground is desertion. Obviously if he is living separate and apart, locks his room and stopped paying the mortgage, his intent is to force you out (constructive desertion.) I assume you are not working. Going to J&D court is an option. Google virginiadivorcebook.com which answers some of your questions, even if you don't want a divorce. You are very foolish if you don't have a consultation with an experienced divorce attorney to discuss these...
Order the book "What Every Virginia Woman Should know about divorce" at wwwfreedivorcebook.com then attend the seminar "What Every Woman Should Know about Divorce" at www.MonthlyDivorceSeminar.com in Newport News Virginia. Consult with an attorney before filing a divorce so that you can make the right strategic and tactical decisions.
try John Grove 540 983 7697 He is an excellent divorce attorney and should be able to help you.
If there are no court orders about custody or visitation in place, you can take the kids out of state if you are just visiting people and the children are not missing school, but remember, if their father doe not know where they are he will say you kidnapped them and go to court to get an ex-parte custody order which would very likely be granted. You need to leave a paper or digital trail showing that he is informed of what you are doing and where the kids are.If you are talking about...
Is it possible, yes, if he agrees in writing and you have the capability of bringing the payments current and refinancing loan. working this out requires a very capable attorney . Good Richmond family law firms include Batzli Wood and Stiles; Barnes and Diehl ; and Hall and Hall. Good luck.
Mary Commander did a great job answering your question. Among the issues that arise when you prepare to file is whether you have lived separate and apart for the statutorily prescribed time, whether you actually both signed a separation or stipulation agreement, whether you have lived in Virginia for six months immediately preceding the filing of the divorce, whether the court has personal juristiction over both of you if you are seeking anything (support, custody etc). Probably worth your...