by Brandon Legal Group | Mar 28, 2017 | Family Law, Strange Divorce Facts
Divorce Rates in the US hit record highs in the ’80s at 50%. Today, first marriage divorces are between 45 & 50%. Brandon Legal Group has divorce attorneys serving South Tampa, Wesley Chapel, Sun City Center, and of course, Brandon.
by Brandon Legal Group | Mar 24, 2017 | Family Law, Strange Divorce Facts
The DOD states that military divorce among couples where at least one service in the armed forces, rose from 2.65% in 2001 to 3.7% in 2011. The Air Force has the highest military divorce rates. This sure seems a lot smaller than the national average between 45% and 50%...
by Brandon Legal Group | Mar 23, 2017 | Family Law, Strange Divorce Facts
A man’s mistreatment of his mother-in-law can’t be used as grounds for divorce in Wichita, Kansas. Clearly, divorce in Hillsborough County Florida differs from our friends in Wichita Kansas. Mother-in-law, and monster-in-law jokes aside, your relationship with your...
by Brandon Legal Group | Mar 22, 2017 | Family Law, Strange Divorce Facts
Some Native American tribes exiled husbands that divorced without good reason. Some tribes forbid divorce if there were children. Aztecs did not allow divorce at all. Locally, the Seminole and Miccosukee federally recognized tribal courts have jurisdiction over divorce...
by Brandon Legal Group | Mar 21, 2017 | Family Law, Strange Divorce Facts
The average length of divorce proceedings in the United States is one year. One of the questions our divorce attorneys are asked most often is “How long will my divorce take?” There are a huge number of variables in the divorce process. Issues like: How contentious is...
by Brandon Legal Group | Mar 17, 2017 | Family Law, Gray Divorce, Strange Divorce Facts
The Oldest Divorced Couple A 99-year-old man divorces his 96-year-old wife after discovering hidden love letters from the 1940s, creating the oldest senior divorce in the US. No matter the reason, senior divorce makes up a large portion of those seeking dissolution of...
