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2025 Divorce Legislation

Posted by Wesley D. WornomApr 14, 20250 Comments

Divorce laws were not changed in Virginia in 2025. Three bills passed the legislature but were vetoed by Governor Youngkin: (1) streamlining of property division, (2) allowing no-fault filings for divorce from "bed and board," and (3) removing post-separation adultery as grounds for divorce.

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