Full question:
In the state of Florida, Is a married couple of 7 years living in the same household, although not having filed for a leagal separation, but claiming to have no emotional nor sexual ties considered to be separated?
- Category: Divorce
- Subcategory: Legal Separation
- Date:
- State: Florida
Answer:
In Florida, a couple can be considered separated even if they live in the same household, as long as they have no emotional or sexual ties. Legal separation does not require formal filing; it is based on the couple's behavior and intentions. If both parties agree they are living separately in terms of their relationship, they may be viewed as separated under Florida law.
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