What is Causing the Rise in Divorce Applications?

Thu 10th Nov 2022

The post pandemic rise in divorce applications has raised the question of why couples are filing for divorce, and whether some have waited for the introduction of no fault divorce on 6th April this year.

In a recently published article in Today’s Family Lawyer, Marilyn Bell discusses what is causing the rise in divorce applications, and what to expect now that we are dealing with a cost of living crisis.

You can read the article in full here.

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