I sat down to write a blog about why so many people are seeking a divorce after the first of the year. What I found was that this article by Patricia Barbarito stated my thoughts so perfectly that I wanted to share it with all of you.
Key to her writing is her summary that… 
Marriages end for a variety of reasons – just as every relationship is unique, so too is every divorce. There is, however, one thing that every divorce has in common, whether it happens in January when cases tend to rise or any other time of year: Divorce does not just happen overnight. It happens slowly, day by day, little by little, wearing down the hopes and dreams upon which the relationship was built. Divorce can be complex and can take an emotional toll on a family. There are many sensitive issues that need to considered, including custody, real estate, tax, estate planning, or business considerations. It requires a planned, thoughtful approach.
Please take a moment to read the article at the link below.
First Quarter of the Year Brings Resolutions and Reflection – So Why Divorce?
Every year, the number of couples filing for divorce increases between the months of January and March. The questions is, why do so many couples decide to divorce early in the new year?
By Patricia Barbarito
January 30, 2017
First Quarter of the Year Brings Resolutions and Reflection – So Why Divorce?