ndarje ligjore

ndarje ligjore

When married people decide to separate but remain legally married because they no longer get along, but want to protect significant religious, social, legal or financial interests. A legal separation can determine the parties' rights and responsibilities for property, child custody, child support and spousal support. See AS 25. 24. 400 - 460.

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