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Legally Separated
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Legally Separated
Separated under a decree of separate maintenance that requires the spouses to live apart.


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MARRIAGE TAX PENALTY & DECREE OF LEGAL SEPARATION
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With respect to the definition of alimony, CPAs should determine whether a written separation agreement exists, but they need not determine whether the agreement is legally enforceable or whether a legal separation or divorce has been granted.
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Currently, Canada's Divorce Act recognizes legal separations only between "a man or woman who are married to each other," and the couple, identified only as M.
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