This episode of Divorce and Family Law explores the prevalence of divorce in American society, examining its cultural implications, the reasons behind it, and the impact on families. Attorney Jonathan Jacobs discusses how divorce has become normalized, the various factors leading to marital breakdowns, and the societal perceptions surrounding divorce. The conversation also touches on the differences in divorce laws and attitudes in other countries, as well as the question of whether unhappiness is a valid reason for divorce.

Divorce is as common in America as apple pie.
Many marriages fail due to lack of communication.
Cultural perceptions of divorce have shifted over time.
Divorce can be a necessary option in cases of domestic violence.
The stigma around divorce has diminished significantly.
Different countries have varying attitudes towards divorce.
Unhappiness in marriage raises questions about the validity of staying together.
No-fault divorce laws have made divorce more accessible.
The reasons for divorce are often complex and multifaceted.
Divorce can have lasting impacts on families and children.

Chapters
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The Ubiquity of Divorce in America
02:58
Cultural Perspectives on Divorce
05:23
The Impact of Divorce on Families and Society