Hypothetical situation:
A couple, each having their own children, wishes to marry but retain seperate households for a period of time to avoid uprooting any of the children from their current schools and living situations, with the intention of combining households once all of the children are finished school.
Before this happens, say 5 years down the road the couple decides they no longer wish to stay married and intend to divorce. Given that the couple haven't combined households or finances in any way, how would this affect the divorce since they each retained their own residence and finances? Would there be no marital home or two marital homes? What else would they have to consider upon divorcing?
A couple, each having their own children, wishes to marry but retain seperate households for a period of time to avoid uprooting any of the children from their current schools and living situations, with the intention of combining households once all of the children are finished school.
Before this happens, say 5 years down the road the couple decides they no longer wish to stay married and intend to divorce. Given that the couple haven't combined households or finances in any way, how would this affect the divorce since they each retained their own residence and finances? Would there be no marital home or two marital homes? What else would they have to consider upon divorcing?
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