In the case of Bullock v. Bullock, the Virginia Court of Appeals, in an unpublished opinion, ruled that a trial court did not err in applying the doctrine of res judicata to dismiss a show cause. In 2011, father appeared before the circuit court and argued that the court should apply certain credits to the amount of his arrears. The circuit court denied his request based on res judicata. Father did not appeal that decision; instead, he filed another show cause summons in the juvenile and domestic relations district court. Father and mother are the same parties in this case and the previous cases. The issues and facts have not changed, as father continues to make the same argument that he should receive credits toward his arrears. The lower courts have adjudicated arrears, and father may not seek credits toward those previously adjudicated arrears.
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