The date of separation can determine when a spouse becomes responsible for child support and/or alimony (also called 'spousal support'). For example, if a husband who earns all of the household income moved out of the marital residence, a court can order him to pay temporary child support and alimony from the date he left. In some states, however, a spouse may only be eligible for child support or alimony after filing for divorce and asking for support.
How Does the Separation Date Affect Whether a Spouse Commits Adultery? It's important to speak with an attorney soon after your date of separation to ensure you're eligible to get the support you deserve. In most states, the duty to remain faithful to your spouse ends on the date of separation. In these states, any sexual conduct a spouse engages in after the date of separation isn't adultery.
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