Housing market improves but concerns remain

In 2009, family law practitioners were worried. The phones were quiet and new clients were walking through the door with less frequency. The Great Recession was so bad, couples were actually waiting to divorce. With 401(k) plans and stocks low and some houses so underwater they were basically upside down, even the most incompatible couples could not afford to establish two separate households.

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North Carolina Lawyers Weekly

As economy rebounds, so does divorce

Housing market improves but concerns remain

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