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Separation starts when one spouse tells the other they want to separate. The decision to separate can be made by one or both spouses. It is not necessary for both spouses to agree to the separation. | Separation starts when one spouse tells the other they want to separate. The decision to separate can be made by one or both spouses. It is not necessary for both spouses to agree to the separation. | ||
===If you reconcile for a short time== | ===If you reconcile for a short time=== | ||
Spouses that are separated can get back together and live together again to try and make the marriage work. Within the one-year separation period, they can get back together in a marriage-like relationship for up to 90 days without restarting the clock on the date of separation. If they live together for more than 90 days, the one-year period of separation starts over if they later break up again. For more details, see our information on [[Separation and Separation Agreements (Script 115)|separation and separation agreements (no. 115)]]. | Spouses that are separated can get back together and live together again to try and make the marriage work. Within the one-year separation period, they can get back together in a marriage-like relationship for up to 90 days without restarting the clock on the date of separation. If they live together for more than 90 days, the one-year period of separation starts over if they later break up again. For more details, see our information on [[Separation and Separation Agreements (Script 115)|separation and separation agreements (no. 115)]]. | ||
==Starting divorce proceedings== | ==Starting divorce proceedings== | ||
