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Jul 15th, 2008

Financial Problems May Prevent Divorce

According to recent reports, the drop in the country’s divorce rate may not be because people have healthier marriages or are getting along better.

On the contrary, the decrease in the number of divorces happening yearly could be due to the fact that couples are too broke to endure a divorce.

More Cost Efficient to Stay in Bad Marriage

According to divorce experts, many married couples are finding it cheaper to stay in an unhappy marriage then to call it quits.

“A lot of people aren’t moving forward because it’s just very difficult at this point,” explains Bonnie Booden, a family divorce lawyer.

As a result, those who are married are finding other ways to deal with their problems as opposed to coping with the financial burdens that a divorce could cause them.

Couples Find Alternatives to Divorce

Couples considering a divorce are now doing little things to solve issues before actually filing.

They are reportedly separating their bedrooms and trying to separate their schedules for a period of time while remaining in the same house.

Beware of Scams

Experts say couples should stay clear of billboards and other advertisements claiming they can get a “$200 divorce.”

Instead, it’s advised to set priorities and limit what you’re fighting for before seeking legal guidance so you know what to expect.

(Source: KTAR.com)

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