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==What is separation?== | ==What is separation?== | ||
Married and unmarried couples have separated when one or both of them make the decision that their relationship cannot continue, and communicate that decision to the other person. People do not need to agree to separate; only one person needs to decide that the relationship is over for a couple to be separated. | Married and unmarried couples have separated when one or both of them make the decision that their relationship cannot continue, and communicate that decision to the other person. People do not need to agree to separate; only one person needs to decide that the relationship is over for a couple to be separated. | ||
