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No, Virginia does not have a Heart-Balm statute. A Heart-Balm action makes for a very messy divorce and is usually resorted to under the conditions of "home-wrecking", which, in a nutshell, is basically wrongful conduct committed by either partner that results in the others loss of affection. A Heart-Balm statute only exists in nine states. These nine states are Mississippi, Missouri, Illinois, Hawaii, New Hampshire, New Mexico, North Carolina, South Dakota, and Utah.

(Apex) Spending the day at the beach reading a good book can be a balm for a troubled heart.

As of 2021, heart balm torts are recognized in Hawaii, Illinois, Mississippi, New Mexico, North Carolina, South Dakota, and Utah. These torts generally involve actions like alienation of affection, criminal conversation, and seduction.

You can't. The heart is a pump.