r divorce, the court has the authority to equitably divide joint personal property and real property, limited to the marital homestead as defined in V.I. Code Ann. tit. 33, § 2305(d). Real property owned by the couple, other than the marital homestead, is divided by way of a civil partition action. When deter

for divorce, the court has the authority to equitably divide joint personal property •eal property, limited to the marital homestead as defined in V.I. Code Ann. tit. 33, § (d). Real property owned by the couple, other than the marital homestead, is divided by way of a civil partition action. When determin

ry 9, 2010, St. Claire DeSilvia was convicted of Filing or Recording a Forged Instrument in the Superior Court of the Virgin Islands in violation of V.I. Code Ann. tit.14, Section 7951; (Case Number ST-09-CR-332). He was sentenced to two (2) years of incarceration, (suspended), 100 hours of community service

ing in excess of $1 million from October 31, 2014 to December 31, 2017, please provide documentation to support that investment was made pursuant to V.I. Code Ann. tit. 29, § 713a(b)(4) to include the capital investment breakdown by local vs. non-local. The VIEDC continues to be challenged in completing its a

will expire ten (10) years after they effective date. The Permittee shall have the option to renew the permit before the expiration date pursuant to V.I. Code Ann. tit.12 § 911(d)(2) for an additional ten (10) years. 4. DOCUMENTS INCORPORATED BY REFERENCE, Exhibit A —CZM Application dated 10/23/2005; modifi

n & Divorce > Property Distribution > Equitable Distribution > General Overview [HN3] The court may distribute personal property in accordance with V.I. Code Ann. tit. 16, § 109(4). However, the statute does not define marital property. Whether an asset is marital property or separate property for purposes o