Can my husband and I legally separate but still maintain the same residence?
Full Question:
Can my husband and I (56 yrs married) get a legal separation, maintaining same residence, in order to legal split expenses of maintaining the home and auto expenses. I pay all bills because I STILL WORK AT 75. NOW HE INSISTS ON GOING BACK TO COLLEGE AT 76. I MAINTAIN IF HE HAS RESOURCES FOR THAT HE CAN HELP ME WITH EXPENSES.I AM DROWNING TRYING TO DO IT ALL. THE RELATIONSHIP IS NOT GOOD - NO QUALITY TIME TOGETHER.I HAVE ALREADY MOVED INTO SPARE BEDROOM. HE TOOK 15 YEARS OF OUR EARLY MARRIEGE TO GET 5 YEARS EDUCATION. I HAVE HAD ENOUGH.
04/04/2007 |
Category: Divorce ยป Legal Separa... |
State: Florida |
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Answer:
If the court finds that the marriage is not irretrievably broken, it shall deny the petition for dissolution of marriage. It is likely that if the parties still live together, the marriage is not irretrievably broken. I suggest considering other options, such as separate banking accounts, and speaking to a financial advisor.
