If you move
out of the marital home when your marriage breaks up, and your children stay in the home with their mother, you create a status quo — your children live with her, so she has temporary custody pending your divorce.
Not exact matches
In Florida,
when a married person wants to move
out of their jointly owned
marital home, they can do so and will not be abandoning their rights to the
marital home.
State laws vary, and you may be legally separated
when an agreement or court order exists, even if neither
of you has moved
out of the
marital home yet.
Studies show that children's sense
of lifetime
marital commitment is undermined
when they witness a divorce firsthand, and that divorce doubles the chances that the children will later experience serious social, emotional or psychological problems such as dropping
out of school and leaving the
home early with low job skills.
For example,
when a child with a history
of maltreatment, several
out -
of -
home placements and anxious and / or disorganized attachment is adopted into a family, the focus becomes not only the child's history
of problems, but also the constellation
of family - related issues: parents» attachment histories,
marital relationship issues, sibling issues, parenting attitudes and skills, relationship patterns and dynamics and external social systems.
A true trial separation isn't just the thing that happens
when one spouse decides to move
out of the
marital home.