the spouses will be entitled to live separately upon the start of the trial.

[Solved] In legal separation:

Q.	In legal separation:
A.	the aggrieved spouse may file the action within 5 years from the time of the occurrence of the cause.
B.	no trial shall be held without the 6-month cooling off period being observed.
C.	the spouses will be entitled to live separately upon the start of the trial.
D.	the prosecuting attorney has to conduct his own investigation.
Answer» C. the spouses will be entitled to live separately upon the start of the trial.

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