GHP Divorce Solicitors Norwich | Is Divorce Increase Connected to Economy?
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http://www.greenland-houchen.co.uk Norwich divorce solicitors Greenland Houchen Pomeroy ask if the recent rise in divorce cases is connected to the economic downturn. Evidence from 2010 and 2003 suggests it is, while the Office for National Statistics has two conflicting views. Relate reports more people coming to them citing money worries as a cause of strained relationships.
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GHP Divorce Solicitors Norwich | Is Divorce Increase Connected to Economy?
- 1. Is Rising Divorce Rate Connected to Economic Downturn? Office for National Statistics Report Suggests it is See how GHP Solicitors can help you – go to www.greenland-houchen.co.uk
- 2. Are Money Worries Contributing to Rising Divorce Rate? Latest figures are from 2010 and show the first rise since 2003 This also followed a recession in 2000-2002 Is there a connection? What the Office for National Statistics says... See how GHP Solicitors can help you – go to www.greenland-houchen.co.uk
- 3. ONS: ‘Could be Associated’ The small increase “could be associated with the economic climate after 2008-09” according to the ONS. They point to a similar rise in 2003, following the last recession Is there a proven link? Read on... See how GHP Solicitors can help you – go to www.greenland-houchen.co.uk
- 4. Alternative Theory is also Plausible “The legal costs of divorce, maintaining two homes, etc, may deter some from seeking a divorce” (Correlation may just be a coincidence) What do others say? Read on... See how GHP Solicitors can help you – go to www.greenland-houchen.co.uk
- 5. Relate Sees a Connection John Loughton, Head of Public Policy at Relate, says: “…we are seeing more people than ever coming to Relate because of money worries.” Conclusion? Read on… See how GHP Solicitors can help you – go to www.greenland-houchen.co.uk
- 6. Added Strain May be Temporary Although financial worries may strain relationships, these may be only temporary Consider mediation before you ‘give up’ on a difficult marriage So, what do YOU do next? Read on… See how GHP Solicitors can help you – go to www.greenland-houchen.co.uk
- 7. Contact Your Solicitor Your solicitor will tell you about the process involved in divorce He or she will also explain about opportunities for mediation ...and what to do with reference to money and property issues Also consult Citizens Advice about your money worries Where do I get a solicitor? See how GHP Solicitors can help you – go to www.greenland-houchen.co.uk
- 8. GHP Solicitors Help with Mediation, Divorce & Family Law www.greenland-houchen.co.uk See how GHP Solicitors can help you – go to www.greenland-houchen.co.uk
Notas del editor
- Advice and help with family law and divorce http://www.greenland-houchen.co.uk/family-law-solicitors.htm
- Figures for 2010 show the first increase in divorces in England and Wales since 2003
- The last rise in divorce rate also followed an economic recession. What does this mean? Read on...
- There are other theories, and the correlation may be a coincidence.
- Head of Public Policy at Relate says there is a connection…
- Financial worries may be temporary, however severe they seem.
- Contact Your Solicitor. Your solicitor will tell you about the process involved in divorce.He or she will also explain about mediation services...and what to do with reference to money and property issues. Where do I get a solicitor?
- GHP Solicitors.Helping You With Divorce. http://www.greenland-houchen.co.uk/family-law-solicitors.htm