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 no-fault separation. It states that a court cannot grant a no-fault separation judgment until specific economic and child-related issues - such as spousal support, child support, legal fees, and custody arrangements - are resolved by the couple or decided by the court. The law directly affects couples seeking divorce through no-fault separation by requiring these matters to be settled before finalizing the separation. This creates a clear process for addressing practical concerns before the legal separation is finalized.