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A couple can decide how they will divide their relationship property if they ever split up. If they can agree on how they will divide the relationship property, then they can do this without having to follow the rules of the Property (Relationships) Act and without having to go to court.
The biggest difference between separation and divorce is that a separation leaves a marriage legally intact while a divorce terminates the marriage. Divorce is permanent, and a divorce order is extremely difficult to appeal.
Anything you owned before your marriage will remain separate property, unless you commingled the asset during the marriage. If you combined your bank accounts into a joint account with your spouse, for example, you commingled this asset and turned your separate property into marital property.
Property received in exchange for property owned prior to marriage or in exchange for property received by gift or inheritance is not considered marital property. Property acquired after there has been a decree of legal separation is not considered to be marital property.
It depends on who is named on the mortgage. This is called joint and several liability. You are both responsible and liable for paying the mortgage. That doesnt mean you are both liable for half each though if one person doesnt pay their share, the other can still be held responsible for the whole mortgage.
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Its a Faster Decision The court decisions made in a legal separation are made almost immediately, while the details of a divorce can be drawn out for months or even years. The decisions made may not be ideal for either person, but it does provide a vantage point so that each person can move forward.
How will you and the other parent share parenting time and responsibilities? Who will the children live with? Will one parent pay child support? If so, how much will they pay? Will one partner/spouse pay support? If so, how much will they pay? Will the agreement bind your estate? Your partners estate?
How long do you have to be separated before divorce in Colorado? In this state, the legally separated party is required to wait six months before they can pursue a divorce. This means the waiting period begins when the separation decree is put in place and at the end of that six months the spouse may request a divorce.
Once the 6 months have passed, parties can file to convert the Decree of Legal Separation into a Decree of Dissolution of Marriage (divorce).
Generally, marital property is property acquired by either spouse after the marriage. C.R.S. 14-10-113(2). Once property is deemed marital, then the Court considers how to divide the marital property.

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