The law allows couples to try living together for one period of up to 90 days to see if they can reconcile. If the reconciliation fails, you can move back apart and continue your 365-day separation clock from your original date, without having to start the one-year wait over from scratch.
Do I need a separation agreement if we don’t have kids?
Yes. Even without children, a separation agreement is vital to formally "waive" or set the terms for spousal support and to finalize the division of property and debts. Without a signed agreement, your ex-spouse could potentially...
