Seperation

Dear sgelso:

Greetings. Yes, if you move back in there is a presumption that you have resumed the marital relationship. Sex is not a necessary part of marriage (at least not for everyone and not for the court). LOL at how that answer came out. Thank you.

Janet L. Fritts
Attorney with Rosen Law Firm

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Hi, I have been seperated from my husband for about a year now, we talk everyday and we are best friends,we have not filed for legal seperation yet, we have a very good relationship but I was wondering if I moved back in the house for finanial reasons would that start our seperation all over again. I would rent the upstairs of the house from him and pay half of the utilites. There is not sexual attraction there but I was wondering if we would have to start our seperation all over again when I moved out again. Thank you for your time.