Download
1 / 10
100 likes | 117 Views
The coronavirus pandemic has swept across the United States and significantly altered most people way of life. Due to staying at home orders issued by Gov. Newsome, many Californians are spending much more time with their spouses than they are accustomed to. While this may seem like a positive side effect of the stay at home orders, this may end up leading to a higher divorce rate. At the Law Offices of Ronald K. Stitch, Westlake Village family law attorneys are continuing to serve residents of Westlake Village throughout the coronavirus pandemic. They are ready to help you through this in the most convenient and healthy way possible.<br>
E N D
Will Coronavirus Stay At Home Orders Increase Divorces?
The coronavirus pandemic has swept across the United States and significantly altered most people’s way of life. Due to staying at home orders issued by Gov. Newsome, many Californians are spending much more time with their spouses than they are accustomed to. While this may seem like a positive side effect of the stay at home orders, this may end up leading to a higher divorce rate. At the Law Offices of Ronald K. Stitch, lawyers want to discuss how COVID-19 may lead to a couple wanting a divorce.
Will Staying at Home Lead to Leaving the Home? While many people are celebrating the byproduct of being able to spend more time with their families while under stay at home orders, evidence has emerged that the coronavirus pandemic may lead to an increase in divorces. Areas in China that were under lockdown due to COVID-19 have reported the divorce rate has risen since the pandemic began.
It seems that, at least for some couples, spending more time together has not been a good thing. Whereas many couples were used to spending significant time apart from their spouse, they may have now lost their jobs or have been asked to work from home. Attorneys understand these stay at home orders can be hard on couples, if you are considering getting a divorce, lawyers want to discuss every aspect of the process with you. This includes:
Asset distribution Child Custody Visitation schedule Alimony requirements Child support Enforcement orders And more Divorce can be complicated in good times, but this is especially the case as the nation deals with the coronavirus epidemic.
Domestic Violence Emergency services and national domestic violence hotlines have reported an increase in domestic violence instances due to stay at home orders. If you are in an unsafe domestic situation and can do so, please call the Domestic Violence Hotline at 1-800-799-7233. If you are in an emergency situation, please contact the police as soon as you can. Nobody has to be subjected to abuse by a spouse or domestic partner.
Mediation Attorneys understand that mediation could be beneficial for couples, and they want to help. You may even be able to work out any issues you are having and decide that a divorce is not the route forward.
Let Lawyers Help You Through This At the Law Offices of Ronald K. Stitch, Westlake Village family law attorneys are continuing to serve residents of Westlake Village throughout the coronavirus pandemic. They are ready to help you through this in the most convenient and healthy way possible. They understand that COVID-19 may prevent traditional methods of preparing for and going through a divorce. However, lawyers are ready to get you through this. Let them get to work on your case today.
Contact Details Phone No Website Address 30961 Agoura Road, Suite 227 Westlake Village, CA 91361 https://www.legalc ounseling.com/Con tact.shtml 818-237-4574
