• Skip to primary navigation
  • Skip to main content
  • Skip to primary sidebar

Unemployment Benefit Tips

Tips To Collect Unemployment Benefits

  • Home
  • Eligibility
    • Good Cause When You Quit A Job
    • Misconduct When Fired From a Job
    • The Burden of Providing
  • Appeals
    • Sample Appeal Letter
    • Representation
    • Unemployment Appeal Process
  • Benefits Q&As
    • Quitting a Job
    • Being Fired for Misconduct
    • Unemployment Appeal FAQ
    • Weekly Benefits
    • Suitable Work
    • Unemployment for Temp Employees
    • Unemployment Benefits While Going to School
  • Laws
  • Blog
  • Show Search
Hide Search

Can you quit if you have to move due to financial reasons? – Virginia

by Dana

(Richardsville, Virginia)

My husband was laid off and is receiving unemployment and is unable to find any work in our area. We are having to move from our home in Virginia to Georgia to live with my parents because we simply cannot afford to stay where we are. I am having to quit my job because of this situation and I’m wondering if I will be able to get unemployment. Can you please help me???

A.

Hi Dana,

I am sorry to report Virginia does not have a provision to allow benefits to quit to move, or follow a spouse.

According to the DOL there is only case law to support unemployment “when caring for ill and enfeebled parents, need for ongoing care; doctor’s note in all cases; must look to whether the claimant is able and available for work”.

Chris
would be available and able to work

Chris


Filed Under: Questions & Answers

Primary Sidebar

Search

Recent Questions

Worked, wages cut, went to school, dropped out of school

by rick (new york) I was working for a company for 2-3 months before they cut my wages in half. I …

Continue Reading about Worked, wages cut, went to school, dropped out of school

Footer

Copyright © 2025 · Unemployment-Tips.com

  • About Me
  • Client Feedback
  • Terms of Use
  • Privacy Policy
  • Do Not Sell My Information
  • Unsubscribe