By Ellen Wright
In some states, a legal separation can be obtained while leaving a marriage legally intact. However, many people are surprised to learn that Massachusetts is not one of those states. There are certain situations where a couple may wish to remain married for personal, religious, or financial reasons. Although you cannot obtain a legal separation in Massachusetts, few people know there is a lesser-known alternative. Download our eGuide to learn why you can’t be legally separated in Massachusetts, the other “secret” alternative, and how it might work for your situation.
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