January Divorces
January has earned the unfortunate nickname “Divorce Month” in recent times, as U.S. family law firms consistently see a 25-30% increase in divorce filings. There are a few reasons why divorce rates might be higher in January. One reason is that the holidays can be a stressful time for couples, and if they have been struggling in their relationship, the added stress of the holidays can be the final straw. Additionally, some people may want to wait until the start of the new year to start fresh and make a change in their lives. Finally, the end of the year can be a busy time with holidays, parties, and other commitments, so people may not have the time or energy to address relationship issues until the start of the new year. There are many different reasons why couples get divorced, and what causes a divorce can vary from one couple to the next. However, there are some common issues that can contribute to a couple’s decision to get divorced. Some of the most common reasons for div...