Divorce Answers

Divorce is depressing. Divorce is stressful. Divorce is heartbreaking. Divorce is humiliating. Divorce is destructive. Or, so they say. But we’ve uncovered a solution which helps divorce be empowering, innovative, inspiring and enlightening. A haven for healing heartbreak, a centre for all the silly questions. It’s inevitable you’ll survive divorce and separation, but aim higher and the divorce could be the best thing that ever happened to you.

Grandparents are often perceived as genteel bystanders doling out toffees and pound coins to smirking grandchildren. It’s certainly one image I think of when I look back on my childhood. So why — for figureheads so cherished — do they often get overlooked when it comes to divorce and separation, and what exactly are the grandparent’s rights?

The average age for divorce is 44 for British men and 41 for British women, representing an 8.9% increase in the average age of Britain’s divorcees over the past ten years. We took a look across the world, and discovered that the trend in rising divorce ages is going global.

The age of the online divorce or e- divorce as some are now terming it is here it seems with a sharp rise in those filing for divorce online, Divorce Answers can reveal.

But the question lies: is online divorce a good thing or will it only make divorce seems like an even easier outlet than ever before, putting more and more strain marriages across the UK.

If you are reading this artcle then you should already be aware that there are five basic divorce grounds and Unreasonable Behaviour is one of the most common used as it covers a plethora of issues. The problem is that using such a grounds can often result in a contested divorce...