Judicial separation is a formal legal process that allows a married couple to separate without dissolving the marriage. Unlike divorce, a judicial separation does not end the marriage — the parties remain legally married but are recognised as separated in law. What Is Judicial Separation? Judicial separation is granted by the Circuit Court or High
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