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March 01, 2016

Spain: Divorce jumped 85% after 2005 "Express Divorce Law"; then fell 17% by 2010

Some reasons for the decrease were the financial crisis, female unemployment, and immigration, according to "Explicando los determinantes de la tasa de divorcio en España," by Dolores Jiménez Rubio & Virginia Rosales, University of Granada (UGR), & Nuno Garoupa,Texas A&M University School of Law. Cited in "El 'boom' del divorcio exprés se diluye con la crisis y el desempleo femenino, según la UGR"., on 20minutos.es via EUROPA PRESS, 2/254/16. 


Posted by on March 01, 2016 in Divorce Grounds, Fault & No-Fault, Divorce Rates: Correlations with Other Factors, Divorce Rates: International, Divorce Rates: Why Rates Increased |

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