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Separated but Still Married Even if the spouses are living apart, they are still considered married. This has important consequences: they aren't legally allowed to marry someone else. if one doesn't have a will, the other spouse automatically inherits from the one without a will.
How the court will handle assets discovered after a completed divorce. The court will reopen the case if there are substantial assets found. The assets can belong to one or both parties. For the case to be reopened, the assets must have existed when the judgment was made and were not found until after the judgment.
Like a divorce, a legal separation judgment can establish custody, parenting time, and child support. The judgment can also divide property and debts and establish spousal or partner support. The court costs, timelines, and requirements for mediation and parenting classes are generally the same as with a divorce.
So, does separation work to save a marriage? Yes, saving a marriage is very much possible. You can still reconcile with your partner, and rekindle your relationship if you develop a proper perspective and put in the needed effort.
In Oregon, you can easily convert your legal separation into a legal divorce (dissolution of marriage), thereby making all the terms of your legal separation final, within two years of the legal separation simply by filing a form (and incurring no additional fees.)

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You can be legally separated for however long you and your spouse think is best. However, if you plan to use your separation agreement as the basis for a divorce later, you and your spouse must have been living apart, under your separation agreement, for at least one year.
Yes. If you have a judicial separation you can later apply for a divorce. If you have been separated for more than two years, you can get a straightforward divorce as long as you both agree.
The grounds for legal separation may have arisen after the marriage, and may be filed on the following grounds: (1) repeated physical violence or grossly abusive conduct directed against the petitioner, a common child, or a child of the petitioner; (2) physical violence or moral pressure to compel the petitioner to ...
Yes of course, you can reopen the case filed by you and which was dismissed for default. You need to file that petition to reopen within thirty days of the dismissal order. Normally your petition will be allowed and the case will proceed from where it was left.
\u201c..a decree of judicial separation can be rescinded by the same court; but a decree of divorce can be reversed only by a judicial order: either in review or in appeal. If it is passed ex parte, it may be recalled on an application being made for that purpose.\u201d

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