13-year itch: Long marriages mean 'more complexity' when couples split
23-09-2026 13:16 via lawgazette.co.uk

13-year itch: Long marriages mean 'more complexity' when couples split

Family lawyers offer their take - and warnings - about the average length of a marriage reaching a six-decade high.
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