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Section 56(1) of the ''Family Relations Act'' described four triggering events: | Section 56(1) of the ''Family Relations Act'' described four triggering events: | ||
#when the parties | #when the parties made and signed a separation agreement, | ||
#when the court made a declaration that the spouses have no reasonable prospect of getting back together and resuming married life, | #when the court made a declaration that the spouses have no reasonable prospect of getting back together and resuming married life, | ||
#when the court made an order for divorce, and | #when the court made an order for divorce, and | ||
