IN: What happens next?

How to protect yourself during legal separation
Stay in the home.
If you move out of the house, then you reduce the chances of getting joint custody. A judge will interpret your actions as a sign that you don't care about your children.

OPTIONS:
- If it is difficult to stay in the same house as your spouse, then you might want to " time-share. " under this arrangement, you both live in the house but at different times.
- For these reasons, stay in the home. The judge might give you a week or two to get out of the home.
- Determine how much time you are able to spend with your children. Each state has its own requirements about how you can spend time with your children.
- Some states and municipalities allow one parent to take custody during divorce proceedings. Others defraud plaintiff's other parent by suing the other.

OUT: If it is difficult to stay in the same house as your spouse, then you might want to " time-share. " under this arrangement, you both live in the house but at different times.

IN: What happens next?

. a person named chad wearing a black and gray jacket

OPTIONS:
- lows the waves.
- , is playing rumba.
- is standing next to a christmas tree and giving a tutorial on how to decorate it.
- and hat is snowboarding while a woman standing behind him is doing the same in a blue grassy area.

OUT: is standing next to a christmas tree and giving a tutorial on how to decorate it.

IN: What happens next?

A woman is standing in a room talking. She picks up a plastic bottle. She starts dusting a dresser. she

OPTIONS:
- wipes it off with a towel.
- puts the two bottles on the bed.
- holds up spoons and washes the dresser edge with a paper towel.
- sits down and starts rubbing a paint and smoothing it out.

OUT:
wipes it off with a towel.