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Wording statement of case for two years separation

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01 Aug 12 #346652 by Gomez33
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Hi all,

Wondering if anyone can help with how to phrase the statement of case section for divorce based on two years'' separation. How much or what kind of detail do they need? Here is what I have drafted so far, but not really sure if it is too much info or not enough. Any suggestions?

Due to ongoing marital discord the Petitioner and respondent agreed to separate. The petitioner moved out of the marital home to a separate flat in February 2010. After a few months it was determined that the marriage was over and the respondent also vacated the marital home. The petitioner and respondent have had minimal contact since. Both parties consent to a divorce based on two years separation.

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01 Aug 12 #346653 by dukey
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On (date) the parties mutually agreed to separate.

ii) The parties ceased sharing the same property on (date).

iii) The Respondent consents to the divorce.

iv) The marriage has irretrievably broken down.

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