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British matrimonial and family lawyer Ayesha Vardag (www.ayeshavardag.com) says celebrity divorces, changing social attitudes and an unhelpful legal system are all contributing to a decline in marriages and divorce. “Rates have fallen not because couples are staying together and working out their differences, but because marriage has become so unattractive,“ Vardag of Strand-based Ayesha Vardag

Annual divorce statistics normally show year-on-year decreases as fewer people marry, however this year could see an exception… “It wouldn’t surprise me if there were a slight blip upwards in recent months because of anxiety about the economy,” Vardag explains. “But broadly I think that divorce stats will continue to go down unless the law

http://www.dailymail.co.uk/pages/live/articles/news/news.html?in_article… http://www.telegraph.co.uk/news/main.jhtml?xml=/news/2008/01/07/ndivorce… http://women.timesonline.co.uk/tol/life_and_style/women/the_way_we_live/… To set up a call, please speak to PR representative, Richard Powell on: 07786 806951 or email: richard.powell@presswire.com Please note: We are turning down TV appearances for Ayesha today as she is abroad, but will be offering her for studio appearances later this week. — For previous press on this subject, and

If you would like to speak with Ayesha or book her for your programme, please email richard.powell@presswire.com Office: +44 (0) 845 053 7156 Ayesha Vardag Solicitors Matrimonial and Family Law Solicitors www.ayeshavardag.com ———– About Ayesha Vardag: Ayesha Vardag graduated from Cambridge University with Honours in Law and on scholarship in Brussels with a Master’s in

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“Courts should respect pre-nups in their entirety if they have met the relevant criteria. These include both parties understanding the agreement, no undue pressure to sign, consideration being given to child provision and the opportunity to take legal advice” she says. Vardag’s call comes as accountants Grant Thornton reveal the results of a survey (here)

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Since the 80s, Hollywood has consistently portrayed clowns as nothing but creepy. And despite the indisputable power of tinsel town, there’s probably a list of rent-a-clowns a mile long in your city’s phone book. Yes, clowning is still going strong, it’s the audience that’s becoming extinct. So do we hate clowns because we never liked

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