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Does where you propose marriage predict your likelihood of ending up divorced? The following locations are popular destinations for places to pop the question only to wind up in divorce court: 10. Santorini, Greece 2% end in divorce. 9. Venice, Italy 3% end in in divorce. 8. Russia 4% end in divorce. 7. The Maldives 5% end in divorce. 6. Bodrum, Turkey 7% end in divorce. 5. Vancouver 10% end in divorce. 4. Wales 11% end in divorce. 3. New York City 14% end in divorce. 2. Iceland 18% end in divorce. 1. Paris 23% end in divorce. Source: Forbes In Summary Marriage is a wonderful institution but it is a complex bond of finances, lifestyles, expectations, and many other aspects. The location where you propose may or may not indicate your likelihood of getting a divorce. If you do decide divorce is the only option, you should get all the facts about the process before you begin it.
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Attorney Sean Y. Palmer has over 18 years of legal experience as a Texas Attorney and over 24 years as a Qualified Mediator in civil, family and CPS cases. Palmer practices exclusively in the area Family Law and handles Divorce, Child Custody, Child Support, Adoptions, and other Family Law Litigation cases. He represents clients throughout the greater Houston Galveston area, including: Clear Lake, NASA, Webster, Friendswood, Seabrook, League City, Galveston, Texas City, Dickinson, La Porte, La Marque, Clear Lake Shores, Bacliff, Kemah, Pasadena, Baytown, Deer Park, Harris County, and Galveston County, Texas.
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