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Using material from Item B and elsewhere, asses the view that changes in the law are the main cause of increases in the divorce rate.
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Using material from Item B and elsewhere, asses the view that changes in the law are the main cause of increases in the divorce rate. In recent years, laws have changed views on divorce. In the past, divorce was less common due to the attitudes towards it and the accessibility of it. Law has increased divorce rates, because without the divorce law, it would not be possible to divorce in the first place. It was too expensive and only Act of parliament which was costly could afford it. In the past divorce was less common because it was difficult to obtain, since the law was made easier, divorce rates have raisin. It was difficult because women have to prove that their husbands had been committing adultery and the cruelty as well, where as the men were allowed to divorce unfaithful wives quicker. There are now 50 times more divorces each...
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