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What is the first thing to do when separating?

1. AGREE A DATE OF SEPARATION. The first thing you should do is to note, your date of separation. This date is important because it calculates any time limits you have to bring a property settlement claim and make a divorce application.

How long should a separation last?

You and your spouse should agree on how long the separation will last. Ideally, psychologists recommend that a trial separation last no more than three to six months.

How does a separation work?

A legal separation is a way of separating without getting a divorce or dissolution - its also known as a judicial separation. It lets you and your partner make formal decisions about things like your finances and living arrangements, but youll still be married or in a civil partnership.

What happens if you separate but never divorce?

However, because legal separation doesnt dissolve a marriage, neither spouse can remarry in the future unless you have a final divorce decree. (Legal separation will end if either spouse files for divorce.)

How do you act during a separation?

During a separation, its important to prioritize communication, respect, and self-care. Here are some things to avoid during a separation: Avoid making major financial or legal decisions without consulting a professional. Try to refrain from speaking negatively about your partner, especially in front of children.

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