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#unmarried spouses must bring their claim within two years of the date of ''separation''. | #unmarried spouses must bring their claim within two years of the date of ''separation''. | ||
Under s. 198(5), however, the running of this time limit is considered to be suspended while the parties are engaged in ''family dispute resolution'' with a ''family dispute resolution professional''. Both of these terms are defined in s. 1, and the running of the time limit will not stop if their dispute resolution process doesn't fall within the definition of "family dispute resolution" or if the spouses are not using the services of someone who falls within the definition of "family dispute resolution professional" | Under s. 198(5), however, the running of this time limit is considered to be suspended while the parties are engaged in ''family dispute resolution'' with a ''family dispute resolution professional''. Both of these terms are defined in s. 1, and the running of the time limit will not stop if their dispute resolution process doesn't fall within the definition of "family dispute resolution" or if the spouses are not using the services of someone who falls within the definition of "family dispute resolution professional." | ||
===A partnership of acquests=== | ===A partnership of acquests=== | ||
