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Old Separation Agreement Useable?

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Not 2 Crazy

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What is the name of your state (only U.S. law)? New Jersey

My husband and I were legally separated around 11 years ago. He moved back in with me 7 years ago. We never cancelled the original separation agreement we filed with the state.

We are separating again (permanently) but not yet divorcing. Can we still use the original separation agreement or would he have had to have a separate mailing address that entire time?

Thanks.
 


LdiJ

LdiJ

Senior Member
Not 2 Crazy said:
What is the name of your state (only U.S. law)? New Jersey

My husband and I were legally separated around 11 years ago. He moved back in with me 7 years ago. We never cancelled the original separation agreement we filed with the state.

We are separating again (permanently) but not yet divorcing. Can we still use the original separation agreement or would he have had to have a separate mailing address that entire time?

Thanks.
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I think that you should probably consult a local attorney for the answer on that one. Its going to be very state specific.
 
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Bali Hai

Senior Member
Not 2 Crazy said:
What is the name of your state (only U.S. law)? New Jersey

My husband and I were legally separated around 11 years ago. He moved back in with me 7 years ago. We never cancelled the original separation agreement we filed with the state.

We are separating again (permanently) but not yet divorcing. Can we still use the original separation agreement or would he have had to have a separate mailing address that entire time?

Thanks.
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Were you and your husband legally separated in the state of NJ?
 
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