I also wanted to add that he doesnt want the seperation. He says that if there is no one else involved aka another man, that anything can be worked out. Thing of the matter is that I just dont love him like a wife should. I love him for the person he is, father to my child, but to say that I want to be with him forever isnt the truth. We got married very young and he doesnt understand that people grow up and realize they are completely different and want completely different things.
Question is that because he doesnt want the seperation is that an issue?
The separation agreement can come anytime prior to the date of divorce.
No, if you agree you do not need an attorney, although I still think it is wise to hire one to draft your agreement, even if you both agree.
It will be hard to get them later, but you do not technically forfeit them, so I suggest that if you want it, that you take it when you go.
Thank you and good luck.
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If I leave my marital residence with my 3 year old son and tell my husband where I am planning on going(which is just down the street to live with my parents)is it considered abandonment?
Also I know I have to have a seperation agreement in place and I am working on that now, do I have to have it the day I move or can it be later once I am out?
If we can agree on all terms both on child support/custody do we have to go thru an attorney and the state?
Do I want to make sure I take everything I absolutely want with me when I make the move or can I get it later or by law becuase I left without certain things will I forfeit them?
Any advise or answers would be greatly appreciated.