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Do you feel that your marriage has hit rock bottom? Do you think that marriage separation is the only answer to this problem?<\/span><\/p>\n When a married couple plans to separate, people all around them start to assume that they are headed towards <\/span>divorce<\/span><\/a>. However, this isn’t always the case.<\/span><\/p>\n It is natural for you to be wanting to break-free from your annoying <\/span>relationship<\/span><\/a> for a while. But it doesn’t have to be forever.<\/span><\/p>\n A trial separation is one of the better options when it comes to marital separation. A <\/span>trial separation<\/span><\/a> is a type of marriage separation, but living together is possible.<\/span><\/p>\n Moreover, it is a type of healing separation wherein you keep the door to reconciliation wide open.<\/span><\/p>\n Most couples rely on temporary separation as a means of working on their marriage and bringing back the spark in their life. In case this plan fails, some might opt for divorce, whereas some stay in the separation phase for a longer duration.<\/span><\/p>\n Now you might wonder, how long should a separation last? And, what are the rules of separation in marriage?<\/span><\/p>\n When you are separated from your spouse, you cannot have fixed marriage separation guidelines on how to handle the separation of a marriage or what not to do during a separation.<\/span><\/p>\n Every couple is unique, and taking a break from marriage can have different outcomes for different couples.<\/span><\/p>\n If you are separating from your spouse, it is obvious for you to think about how many separations end in a divorce.<\/span><\/p>\n Studies suggest<\/span><\/a> that even though 87% of couples end up filing for divorce, the remaining 13% reconcile after a separation.<\/span><\/p>\n Although the percentage of people reconciling is lower than the ones opting for divorce, remember that you can be in that 13 percent.<\/span><\/p>\n But, you need to keep in mind that reconciliation can only happen if both parties are willing for it and if you have a hope of winning back the <\/span>love<\/span><\/a> you’ve lost.<\/span><\/p>\n Also Watch: 7 Most Common Reasons for Divorce<\/strong><\/p>\n<\/span>Statistics on marriage separation<\/span><\/h2>\n