If so, there is a lot to consider before you make any decisions or take any action. Regardless of who makes the decision, both spouses and your family members will be affected. It is advisable that you seek the advice of an attorney as soon as possible.
You may have to make short-term decisions about:
Equally stressful is the division of assets and liabilities so that neither party's credit is harmed and there are assets left to be divided if a divorce is, in fact, imminent.
Ultimately, permanent decisions will be made by you, with or without the help of a neutral mediator or by the court, about custodial arrangements, child support, spousal support, the division of assets and the division of liabilities.
(Changes should be made pursuant to a written agreement or Court Order)
No. Separation begins whenever the husband and wife begin living separately, in two households (actual separation), or living separately in the same household (constructive separation), and at least one party has the intent that the separation will be permanent and will ultimately lead to divorce.
Yes, but you will be required to demonstrate, through information that you and your witness provide, that while you remained living in the home together, you:
If you and your spouse are considering cohabitation during a legal separation or divorce, the above list will give you an idea of what "Separation Under the Same Roof" entails.
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