Relates to what qualifies as an applicable, timely and relevant issue for no fault separation

This bill amends New York's domestic relations law to clarify requirements for granting a no-fault separation. It requires that before a court can approve such a separation, couples must resolve or have the court determine specific financial and custody matters - including spousal support, child support, legal fees, and child custody arrangements. The change directly affects couples seeking no-fault separation by mandating resolution of these practical issues prior to finalizing the separation. It does not create new separation grounds but sets a clear procedural step for existing no-fault separation procedures. The bill aligns with prior legislation (S.1261-A/A.3392-A) that established no-fault separation options.