Relationship experts have predicted January 4, 2010 to be the D-Day for divorces.
Relationship experts have predicted January 4, 2010 to be the D-Day for divorces.
Experts point out that the first working day after the New Year often witnesses a sharp rise in divorces.
Nearly 12 couples divorce per 1,000 married people and Mark Keenan, divorce-online's managing director, believes the rate will see a 2 percent boost this year.
"We have already had over 100 couples ask us for phone-backs on January 4 - something which has never happened before," the Daily Express quoted him, as saying.
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In some interesting news a British couple who split after 20 years of marital life tied the knot again - just six weeks after deciding to divorce.
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Malay Indian Women Turning to Divorce in High Numbers
A report in the Malaysia Nanban newspaper says that several Malay Indian women in the state of Johor are seeking divorce.
A report in the Malaysia Nanban newspaper says that several Malay Indian women in the state of Johor are seeking divorce.
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