M. Morgan Cherry & Associates, Ltd. v. Cherry
Court of Appeals of Virginia
1DissentBenton, Judge
M. Morgan Cherry & Associates, Ltd., a Virginia corporation, was not a party to the divorce proceedings between Natalie W. Cherry and her husband, Max Morgan Cherry, III. Yet, in a hearing to determine whether the corporation violated an income deduction order, which was entered in the divorce proceeding, the trial judge judicially recognized facts that apparently were proved in the equitable distribution phase of the divorce proceeding. Based substantially on those facts, the judge entered a money judgment against the corporation for violating the income deduction order. I would hold that…
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