Short YouTube monologue by Hinesh Chauhan (uploaded Nov 9, 2023) discussing seasonal patterns in divorces/separations and how dating patterns ("cuffing season") interact with family decision-making. Highlights that separations statistically spike in March and August, and emphasizes kid-centric decision-making and market effects for dating and legal services.
When do divorces and separations spike? Every year. Statistically, every March and each August are the highest months of separations. And just like dating, the fall or throughout the school year is cuffing season or staying together for family or stability for the kids. And while this could indicate maybe cheaper rates for lawyers outside of those months, which I you don't believe is is true, what it does represent is that there's a lot of decision making that's kid centric, which is really healthy. And what I love hearing. And if you're dating and you're stepping into cuffing season, well, recognize that supply and demand have risen as well. Things to consider. Stay warm.
