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Judicial Separation

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This involves a court procedure which is virtually identical to divorce. The essential difference is that the court pronounces a decree of Judicial Separation rather than a divorce. This means that you and your spouse would remain married.

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by Conrad Murray — last modified 2007-03-27 10:46
 

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