Blog Posts in November, 2015

• Posted By The Graves Law Firm 30-Nov-2015

  The Real Low Down on Divorce Guilt

  When divorce is brought up in most movies and TV shows, there is usually a more unsympathetic character involved, and it’s usually the one who asks for a divorce. They are usually portrayed as bad people who let our hero down. But in real life, ...

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• Posted By The Graves Law Firm 30-Nov-2015

  Can Your Voice Predict Your Chances for Divorce?

  According to a research paper published in the Proceedings of Interspeech, the journal of the International Speech Communication Association, a new computer algorithm can tell how likely you are to divorce your spouse… from the tone of your ...

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• Posted By The Graves Law Firm 30-Nov-2015

  Divorce Rates Fall in America

  The tail end of the 2008 recession in the U.S. brought a lot of good things with it. More jobs became available, and the unemployment rates went down. But as time has given researchers the data, another trend has been attributed to the end of the ...

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• Posted By The Graves Law Firm 16-Nov-2015

  Happy Couples are... Divorced Couples?

  If you see a happy married couple walking down the street, odds are that they’re heading down a path to divorce. That’s what the figures from a study done by Brigham Young University of 22,000 married couples in the U.K. Their divorce ...

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• Posted By The Graves Law Firm 16-Nov-2015

  Two Years After The Divorce, It Still Hurts for Some

  For many people, the pain of divorce never goes away. They sign the paperwork, take their share in the settlement and attempt to live the life they had before they dedicated years to a single other person — but for them, it never goes that way. ...

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• Posted By The Graves Law Firm 16-Nov-2015

  Not so Merry: Holiday Tips for Those Going Through Divorce Over the Holidays

  For all the joy and festivity that the end-of-year holiday season brings us, there’s one thing we can all agree on — they’re, at some point or another, very stressful. Between getting gifts, planning day-of festivities and visiting ...

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