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One-stage approach to judicial separation or separation
The only stage of the judicial separation or separation is being granted the order from the court. The process of applying for a judicial separation order or a separation order is the same as issuing and applying for a decree nisi or conditional order when getting a divorce or dissolution. See Divorce or dissolution orders for more information.