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by Anonymous on February 27th, 2007

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In Canada, if you are going through a legal separation (but are not yet divorced), are you able to be common law with a new partner?

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  • by DA BEN DAN yanggui zi on September 15th, 2007

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    You can live with someone, if that is what you mean. You cannot claim to be 2 people's spouse at the same time and I doubt that trying to claim common law status with someone else would help in your divorce proceedings.

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