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Divorce Separation in Staunton

A separation in Staunton is a viable legal method of taking a break from your marriage for any number reasons. Used strategically, a year-long separation fulfills necessary grounds to file for divorce in the state of Virginia—a six-month separation will satisfy the legal obligations if the couple has no minor children.

Reaching a Staunton separation agreement can also be helpful for people who do not believe in getting divorce or who want to take some time to see if they can work through the problems in their marriage.

F.C. Coyner can assist you in attaining a Staunton legal separation that allows you the necessary time and space to consider the manner in which you would like to end, or not end, your marriage. Contact our firm to discover how you can protect your legal and financial interests when approaching a divorce.

Whether you intend to stay separated or file for divorce, your Staunton separation agreement plays a really big role in the course of the events. A separation agreement is a lot like test driving a final divorce, and you want to make sure all necessary features are included:

Alimony/spousal support

Specific property division guidelines

Visitation schedules

Child support payments

Future financial obligations: college tuition, life/health insurance, etc.

Thinking ahead and making detailed plans for your living arrangements and financial situation are very important when drafting separation agreements. F.C. Coyner can help prioritize your needs and draft a separation agreement that supports your interests during a separation while looking ahead to up-coming divorce proceedings.

Mr. Coyner can help you structure your separation even if you are not sure if you are ready to get divorced. He provides non-invasive counsel and is focused on protecting your rights while you consider your separation and divorce options.