Divorce Rates Rise Following
Pandemic Lockdowns
It's been a year since the world
was hit by a pandemic that has
forced many countries into
lockdown, and divorce rates
have risen.
While this has
unquestionably saved lives, it
appears to have come at a
cost: an increase in divorce
cases.
The epidemic has put a
tremendous amount of
strain on relationships.
Some individuals have
discovered that being
confined with their spouse 24
hours a day, seven days a
week is too much.
It's possible that you're feeling
suffocated or like you're living in
a pressure cooker; therefore, it's
time to take some air away from
your partner.
It might be as easy as going
for a walk on your own every
day or trying a new activity
that you can do alone.
Living in close quarters
can be stressful for both
spouses.
If you're not used to being
around your spouse all the
time, adjusting may be
difficult.
If things have progressed too
far from where they can be
remedied, consulting with a
divorce lawyer could be
beneficial.
This post about who gets
the kids following an
Australian divorce might be
of help.
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