Yes, but that depends on what a "date" is. Sleeping with someone when separated can be construed as adultery by some. Additionally, if a divorce action results down the road and it is a "difficult" one, you might expect your behavior (the "date") to come up in court. And it can affect custody issues as well, and in ways that are difficult to predict. Weigh all the facts, decide what you want, consider how that decision affects you and those you care most about, and make your choice.
Legal Separation and Divorce are two different entities. The amount of time that you are legally separated from your spouse does not necessarily affect the divorce proceeding in the sense that you are not divorced after a certain amount of time being separated but it can help with the separation of assets. By this I mean that during the time you are legally separated that is when the economic community ends.
First of all there is NO such thing as separation in marriage.. u are married by law and in the eyes of god ! so until you are legally divorced and both moved on then.. THERE SHOULD BE NO DATING OTHER PPL... that's adultery
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Yes. I live in a right to work state.
Legally separated generally means you are still legally married but living apart. In the eyes of the law, adultery can still occur during a legal separation because the marriage is still legally recognized. It is advisable to check the specific laws in your jurisdiction.
No. A marriage must be dissolved by a court decree. Until you obtain a divorce, you remain legally married and each is the legal heir of the other spouse.
The spouse that stays in the house will depend on whether the husband and wife agree. If they don't agree, the judge in the case will decide who gets the home.
That is up to the healthy spouse and family to decide.That is up to the healthy spouse and family to decide.That is up to the healthy spouse and family to decide.That is up to the healthy spouse and family to decide.
During separation, you're not legally responsible for your spouse's debts. Creditors cannot come to you to ask for repayment, and if they don't pay their credit accounts, it will not affect your credit score.
You really shouldn't be able to because your address is going to be needed on the documents during the paper part of the separation. Then afterward if your soon to be ex spouse finds out and can prove that you legally lived in this place, they can take you back to court for lying and trying to conceal this. Unless, you have an order of protection against this person there is really no good reason to keep it a secret.More ContributionsYes, once the legal separation has been granted you do not need to have contact with your spouse unless you choose to do so.The exception would be if there are custodial, visitation or child support issues, which all could be addressed through your legal counsel. The spouse would have no grounds to contest the lack of contact other than the aforementioned matters if they were not addressed in the terms of the separation.
When someone marries, he is legally bound to one spouse and is not supposed to marry another without divorce. Financially, they are supposed to support each other and a spouse gets some rights over the marital property.
yes, if your legally married, then your connected legally to all debts of your spouse.