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ARTICLE · 09 JANUARY 2018

Divorce D-Day And How To Avoid It

Every year, the media draws our attention to ‘Divorce D-Day' – reckoned to be Monday of the first full working week in January

United KingdomFamily and Matrimonial

Every year, the media draws our attention to 'Divorce D-Day' – reckoned to be Monday of the first full working week in January.

In theory, this is the day when (with Christmas out of the way, the kids back at school and New Year's resolutions focused on relationship issues), disaffected couples are most likely to pick up the phone to a divorce lawyer.

So, how has our team of family lawyers geared up for 8th January? It's true we expect to see an increase in divorce and separation enquiries at the start of the year. Yet we expect as many, if not more enquiries from savvy couples about pre-marital agreements. Having decided over the festive season to move in together or get engaged, they want to know how to avoid the unpleasantness, uncertainty and cost of a divorce should the relationship fail.

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