Leaving the house

You can find out general information at any of our free seminars, there is also quite a bit of beginning information on our website. The best place for you to start might be with a consultation with a lawyer who can advise you on your specific situation. If you have any specific questions I can answer them on the forum. Before you move out you should definitely meet with a lawyer who can advise you before you move out.

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I have been married for 16 years (2 kids) but for the last 4 it’s not working. My wife and I have been talking of separation but when it comes to take actual steps she says it’s not the time to do it. She says she wants to give it another opportunity. She’s in denial and I think that we’ll be able to arrive to a civilized agreement once she faces reality. I think i need to get myself an apartment and leave the house but I’m worried about negative consequences that might have for custody and property.
what do I need to do to be covered?