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Email Being Used More In Divorce Cases

The majority of U.S. divorce attorneys (88%) say they have seen an increase in the number of cases using electronic data as evidence during the past five years, according to a survey of American Academy of Matrimonial Lawyers (AAML). Email was the most commonly used form of electronic evidence, with 82 percent citing it as the main source. The survey found a gender difference in that women are more likely to use electronic evidence than men. In all 27 percent of lawyers said wives used electronic data more often during a divorce case while only 5 percent said husbands did.

Traffic To Divorce Sites Up After Christmas

Does your wife nag?  Your husband snore?  If you're noticing lots of small, irritating qualities (or big nasty ones) in a significant other, you're not alone; the latest research from Hitwise found that traffic to divorce websites has nearly tripled since Christmas.