A separation occurs when a couple voluntarily lives apart. Depending on the state, either one or both parties must consent. A judicial separation is a decree by the court that the parties are living separately; this agreement may contain specifics on child custody, child support, spousal maintenance
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Determine Separation Factors
If you are going to legally separate, it is a good idea to determine what factors to include in your Separation Agreement. This would be factors such as child custody, child support, temporary alimony, debt responsibility, and so on.
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Contact an Attorney
It is our advice that you consult with an Attorney regarding the Separation Agreement before filing to be sure that all of the bases are covered and there is nothing left out that could end up being an important issue during the divorce.
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