Divorce Study: Does the End of Summer Bring Spike in Divorces?
Divorce Study findings suggest that divorce filings tend to spike as summer ends and fall begins. Conducted by the University of Washington, the study analyzed divorce filings from 2001 to 2015, revealing peak months in March and August. Researchers believe that couples may delay divorce until after family-oriented holidays or vacations, as these periods often highlight existing issues or prompt couples to reassess their relationships.
Prenuptial Agreements: No Matter What Age You Wed
What age presents the least risk of divorce for couples to get married at? For years, young couples have been told it is best to wait until they are older and more settled to wed, but is that really accurate advice? According to a new study, waiting may actually increase the risk of divorce. The study […]