His/Her Cheating Might Be the Least of Your Worries
We spoke with Edgar Choi, an attorney with Liangma Law Firm, to find out more about the recent divorce proceedings in Shandong.
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New Year, New Divorce Laws in China
Couples either had fragile relationships before lockdown which were exacerbated by the togetherness, or they worked so far away from one another that they rarely saw each other as much as they did in those 2-3 months, and in the end, they did not like what they saw.
Is COVID-19 the Reason Couples Say ‘I Don’t’?
Couples the world over bemoan the health of their relationships. Many claim the lack of…
“I’m Glad My Baby Died” – a Mom Says Her Miscarriage Was a Blessing
“I’m glad my baby died” Amanda* tells me without any guilt. For some of us…
Guizhou Couple Uses WeChat to Finalize Divorce
WeChat, although first released in 2011, took a couple of years to slowly became omnipresent.…
Dealing with Divorce: How to Help Students Cope With Separation
When parents separate or divorce, it’s usually a traumatic event which causes a lot of…
Divorce in Cross-National Marriages: Who’s Deceiving Whom?
An article in Sunday’s Global Times suggested that divorce rates were increasing in cross-national marriages…
HuffPost: You Really Can Die from a Broken Heart
China’s divorce rates continue to climb and recent statistics show that women are increasingly initiating…