Posts Tagged ‘Legal Separation’
What if I Want a Separation and My Spouse Doesn’t?
If one person wants out of the marriage, inevitably the separation will occur. It’s only a matter of time and the method they choose to effectuate process. When one spouse is reluctant to end the marriage, it puts the “initiating” spouse in a difficult position. On one hand, the initiating spouse knows how hard this will be on their spouse but on the other hand they may still feel that separating is the best alternative to a marriage that no longer works for them. Read the rest of this entry »
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What If One of Us Just Moves Out of the House?
The question of who stays in the house is a big concern when couples are contemplating a separation or divorce. It is one of the topics that is discussed and negotiated in separation & divorce mediation. Read the rest of this entry »
What Happens to the House When We Separate?
When couples are separating the question of what happens to the house is a big topic of conversation and negotiation during the separation mediation. Read the rest of this entry »
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Audio Frequently Asked Questions
Couples considering divorce or legal separation need answers to their questions. Read the rest of this entry »
What is a Legal Separation?
In order to have a “legal separation” you must have a written document, signed by the parties. This document is a legally enforceable contract that covers everything from custody of the children; child support; a parenting plan; maintenance (alimony), if appropriate; and the equitable distribution of all the assets and debts. It is a detailed document that outlines in detail all the issues that have been addressed, negotiated and resolved by the parties. Read the rest of this entry »
Should We Get Separated?
Separation can bring a much needed “time out” and cooling off period. Having sought and found our website, you are already contemplating this very question. It is indeed an important and very personal decision. Read the rest of this entry »
What is the Difference Between a Separation and a Divorce?
You and your spouse can choose to live under the terms of a Separation Agreement for one year or more and then file for an uncontested divorce or you can file for the divorce right away. If you choose this option, instead of signing a Separation Agreement, you will sign a Stipulation of Settlement. Read the rest of this entry »
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