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The document outlines the property division terms following a court judgment in a divorce case. It specifies that each party will retain personal property in their possession, details the allocation of specific assets and debts to each party, and addresses pension benefits. The parties agree to waive equal division of community property under the Family Code, affirming that their settlement is fair and equitable.

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How to undo a legal separation in California?

Ending a legal separation in California involves creating a motion to vacate the courts order of legal separation. You must follow the court rules for filing the motion, serve the other party, and state in court documents that you no longer wish for the legal separation to be in effect.

What are the three types of separation?

There are three types of separation: trial separation, permanent separation, and legal separation. While legal separation must be approved by a family court and may serve as an alternative to divorce, trial and permanent separation are more immediate measures taken before a divorce or potential divorce.

Why is legal separation being discouraged?

Disadvantages of Legal Separation Since you are still legally married, you cannot marry someone else. If you meet a new partner and want to remarry, you will need to get divorced first. Even though you maintain separate residences, your finances might still be tangled.

Can you reverse a legal separation in Colorado?

You cannot undo a legal separation, and since youre already married, you dont technically remarry. But for the sake of clarity, consider at least renewing your vows, or even talking to a lawyer about a post-nuptial agreement. A legal separation can only be granted with the consent of both spouses.