During and briefly after the pandemic, California and other states experienced increased rates of divorce. Now, looking back a few years later, what does the landscape look like? Recent divorce statistics for the state were published earlier this year, and the results show interesting, changing trends. 

There are a lot of factors that are likely to impact your divorce outcome in CA. Some of these are not always under your control, but one of the biggest factors that is under your control is the specific attorney or legal counsel that you choose to represent you in your case. 

Year after year, social media continues to play a major role in every day affairs. With the rise of giants such as Facebook, Twitter, Instagram and YouTube, along with newcomers such as TikTok, it seems like everyone is saying their piece on social media nowadays. 

A divorce can shake your reality and sense of stability to its core. In addition to the emotional and financial distress that comes with such a major life event, there are many ways that a divorce can impact your overall mental health. After all, you’re losing a shared life with a partner that you planned to spend the rest of your life with. This can be emotionally devastating to anyone, even if you initiated the divorce on your end. 

Nobody gets married with the intention of getting a divorce, and it can be devastating to think about the end of something that you truly expected would last a lifetime. Unfortunately, we can’t always control when things or other people change, and perhaps your relationship no longer feels the same. Either you or your partner are more distant, there’s more arguing and contempt, or perhaps they have engaged in behaviors that push your boundaries or are disrespectful in nature.