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Can I reconcile with my spouse after signing a Deed of Separation?
Thu, 05/02/2009 - 16:36 — admin
You may reconcile with your spouse even after signing the Deed of Separation. Alternatively, you may proceed with your divorce after 3 years (if your spouse consents) or 4 years (if your spouse does not).
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A liability is a sum of money owed, i.e. the opposite of an asset. Liabilities are deducted from assets when working out the net value of your estate.