What are the advantages of filing for legal separation?

Answer 1

This is the twenty-first century and no one should be forced to endure an unhappy marriage. Some very civilized, intelligent people find their marriages are simply not working if they have different goals or ideals. We don't always know what those are in the beginning and we all grow as we age, sometimes in different directions. A divorce can provide a new beginning for both parties.

Not all people are compatible. In a mature relationship people can sometimes arrive at that conclusion and go their separate ways instead of staying together in an unfulfilled life and not having the chance to enjoy the kind of warm, supportive relationship they could have with another person. Marriage isn't a prison and if two people find they are really not compatible and decide to go their separate ways that's not a failure but a very mature acknowledgement of reality. There are many divorces that are works of art, congenial, and show the parties care for one another even though their life together just didn't work out.

Answer 2

Please feel free to add to this list:

• The right to inherit the property of your spouse when they die.
• The right to make decisions for your spouse if they become incapacitated.
• Can own real property as tenants by the entirety which has special protection from creditors.
• Can add your spouse to health insurance policies at work.
• Taxation.
• Social security benefits.
• Medicare benefits.
• Death benefits.
• Domestic violence protections.
• VA benefits.
• Laws that favor family businesses.
• Military family and child care programs.
• Assumed eligible to adopt.
• Protected by divorce laws of equitable division of marital property in a divorce.
• Property rights in community property states.

Answer 3

Custody and child support can be addressed by court orders. The spouse who leaves cannot come and go freely from the former marital residence. The couple can lead separate lives, however, they will remain legally married and each will inherit from the other in case of death. You should consult with an attorney to determine your options in your jurisdiction.

Custody and child support can be addressed by court orders. The spouse who leaves cannot come and go freely from the former marital residence. The couple can lead separate lives, however, they will remain legally married and each will inherit from the other in case of death. You should consult with an attorney to determine your options in your jurisdiction.

Custody and child support can be addressed by court orders. The spouse who leaves cannot come and go freely from the former marital residence. The couple can lead separate lives, however, they will remain legally married and each will inherit from the other in case of death. You should consult with an attorney to determine your options in your jurisdiction.

Custody and child support can be addressed by court orders. The spouse who leaves cannot come and go freely from the former marital residence. The couple can lead separate lives, however, they will remain legally married and each will inherit from the other in case of death. You should consult with an attorney to determine your options in your jurisdiction.

Answer 4

Custody and child support can be addressed by court orders. The spouse who leaves cannot come and go freely from the former marital residence. The couple can lead separate lives, however, they will remain legally married and each will inherit from the other in case of death. You should consult with an attorney to determine your options in your jurisdiction.

Answer 5

You don't need to cook food; speaking of food I'm a bit peckish. you'll have the advantage to go out with a monkey

Answer 6

free to remarry

get out of a bad relationship

Answer 7

Divorce can be an advantage when a relationship causes distress for one or both partners. Divorce can free both parties and allow them to sever painful ties.

Answer 8

none you are still married