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Judicial separation
A judicial separation is a court order setting out terms for living apart as a married couple. It doesn’t allow remarriage. You may apply if you meet residence rules and certain grounds. Judges ensure fair provision for spouses and children.
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Annulments (nullity)
An annulment (decree of nullity) is a court order declaring a marriage or civil partnership never existed. Grounds include lack of capacity, consent, formalities, or impotence.
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Civil bill for possession explained
What you should know about your civil bill for possession, including what it contains
