Posted On: August 28, 2009

Virginia Appeals Court: Petition – a Lawyer’s Opposition

On August 28, 2009, Reverend Carr as pro se Appellant petitioned the Virginia Court of Appeals for hearing en banc. He seeks reversal of the appellate court’s per curiam affirmance of the ruling of the Hampton Circuit Court against him in this special cases.

Petitioner to hear en banc are granted sparingly. His Petition is opposed by his ex-wife Appellee.

Posted On: August 19, 2009

Virginia Appeals Court: Opinion – a Lawyer’s Affirmation

On August 18, 2009, the Virginia Court of Appeals of Virginia affirmed a special case taken by Avery T. “Sandy” Waterman, Jr., Esq. The opinion is Carr v. Carr, No. 0096-09-1, arising out of Hampton Circuit Court.

In Carr, an adulterous pastor unsuccessfully sought modification of the spousal support and attorney fees award in favor or Mr. Waterman’s client. The appellate court upheld both awards, finding no abuse of discretion in the trial court rejecting the adulterer’s evidence as “incredible” because Mr. Waterman exposed his claimed income reduction was “voluntary and orchestrated by him”.