Trial separation refers to an informal agreement between you and your significant other on a defined length of time that you both will separate for. Multiple important things have to be discussed between a couple that is going for a trial separation. Moreover, both you and your significant other need to discuss and set boundaries that each of you would be following a trial separation. These boundaries may include who will keep the children, scheduling meetings with children, how will the property be divided, how often will you communicate, and other such questions. After the trial separation, a couple can decide … Continue reading Trial Separation Checklist You Must Consider Before Splitting Up